Can you tell us about Neotel’s initial Internet access offering or Internet product?

Sure.

According to Neotel: “Our initial offering, the CDMA2000 1xEV-DO based high-speed Internet product will be ideally suited for standard Internet usage, including general browsing, e-mail access, as well as content download and access to organisational applications” (Neotel plans ‘significant price re-alignments,’ MyBroadband, 18 June 2007). Also: “This product is the obvious upgrade for the many Internet users still having to make do with dial-up; it will enable them to enter the world of high-speed, always-on Internet that users of other high-speed services enjoy” (Neotel plans ‘significant price re-alignments,’ MyBroadband, 18 June 2007).

In other words, Neotel’s initial Internet offering will offer a high-speed service that caters to the average Joe like you and me, and more specifically to those of us that are still stuck with slow dial-up (not that dial-up was ever fast).

Will Neotel bring any wireless Internet access offerings to the table?

Yes.

‘Neotel is also planning a ‘true broadband’ WiMax offering which they say promises high speeds and low latency’ (Neotel plans ‘significant price re-alignments,’ MyBroadband, 18 June 2007).

In other words, Neotel is also planning to bring us fast wireless Internet access.

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