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good news for galway

  • 15-12-2004 12:00am
    #1
    Higs
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    was talking to a technician with NTL this evening down the pub he informed me they are bringing in broadband on the cable in February so bye bye to pathetic line rental


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  • #2
    po0k
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    Any idea what the requirements are for net access (aside from being able to get Digital TV)??

    We're in a fairly new apartment.
    The cable box has a cablelink logo on it, I wonder if that gives any indication as to the age/type of cable used....


  • #3
    crawler
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    SyxPak wrote:
    Any idea what the requirements are for net access (aside from being able to get Digital TV)??

    We're in a fairly new apartment.
    The cable box has a cablelink logo on it, I wonder if that gives any indication as to the age/type of cable used....

    You dont need to be able to get digital TV....people with the basic package can also get broadband.

    It's delivered on a cable modem with an RJ-45 Ethernet port and a USB port, so as long as your PC is of any half decent spec you sould be fine. Installer does most of the work for you....they will probably replace the "cablelink" box with a newer one.


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