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Astonishing broadband rate in Hong Kong makes us very jealous in the United States. Why can't we get this here?
Hong Kong broadband users just got a significant boost to their high-speed offerings. $215 per month gets you 1Gbps speed, and the potential to download games and movies in the blink of an eye.
Don't feel like paying that kind of money? You can take a less expensive $34 option, but that gets you *only* 100Mbps. For the cost conscious, $16 per month gives you 10Mbps in Hong Kong.
Truly amazing. A local provider in my area touts 3Mbps DSL for the discounted rate of $44.95 per month. Sounds like ISPs in the US need to visit Hong Kong Broadband Network and learn from them.
David Utter is a staff writer for WebProNews covering technology and business. Email him here.
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