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Australia's National Broadband Network Officially Open For Business

Posted by Unknown on from the and-you-thought-america-had-high-prices dept.

sydneyhype writes "The Australian National Broadband Network is open for business. The 14,000 residents on the first roll-out will be able to order an NBN service (current ISP contract permitting). Internode, Exetel, and iiNet have released their commercial pricing. iiNet has undercut Internode with prices starting at $49.95 per month for 12Mbps down and 1Mbps up with 20gb on-peak and 20gb off-peak."

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  1. Re:Good value! by citizenr · · Score: 4, Interesting

    The basic plan isn't very compelling, but for $65/month you get 200GB (100/100) and 25mbit/5mbit. That's definitely better than ADSL, for only $15 more.

    Meanwhile in Europe im getting 25mbit/5mbit for $15, no caps.

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