Internet: Mobile Offerings More Advantages than ADSL

11 years, 3 months ago - January 21, 2013

Offers from mobile operators can go up to Rs 19 per day. In comparison to the new ADSL packages Rs 200. One thing is clear: the mobile Internet is more competitive than the fixed packages.

To access the Internet instantly, users of mobile phones and tablets have only equip a sim and a microsim.

Thus, with direct access to the Internet via smartphone or tablet, a user can download music, videos and applications and still be in communication, even when traveling.

No additional charges for surfing the Web, Orange, Emtel MTML offer these packages and limited to very affordable prices. A user only needs 30 megabits spends only Rs 19 for a day. While average users can opt for a package validation of a month is 100 to 1 giga mega data, at prices ranging between Rs 49 and Rs 249 per week per month. With these packages, a user can view clips via You-Tube, Facebook chat and send and receive emails without constraint.

However, additional costs will be incurred to the depletion of the package, or Rs 2 on average.

However, even with the social package at Rs 200 per month, a subscriber must have a landline and pay more for the ADSL equipment to an offer limited to 2Mbps for 2 GB of data. And packages still limited and unlimited, as varied as they are not so affordable.

Text by lexpress.mu

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