New hybrid ADSL account

ADSL South Africa (Broadband South Africa), 3 June 2007

Web Africa now offers a hybrid ADSL account to ADSL users that enable them to choose between SAIX and Verizon Business when it comes to the supply of bandwidth.
 
‘The new hybrid ADSL account, offered by the Internet Service Provider (ISP) Web Africa, enables users to choose between networks from a single account, ensuring maximum speed and reliability for their Web experience’ (Hybrid ADSL ISP account launched, MyADSL, 1 June 2007).
 
In other words, ADSL users can now choose a network that best suit their individual needs.
 
What are the benefits of a hybrid ADSL account?
 
A list of benefits:

• Optimum performance  – According to the Managing Director of Web Africa, Matthew Tagg, ‘…the account is particularly valuable for heavy Internet users who need to minimise lag for interactive applications where performance is critical, such as games, voice over IP (VoIP), online stock trading, etc’ (Hybrid ADSL ISP account launched, MyADSL, 1 June 2007). Also: “Users will be able to choose between Verizon or Telkom (SAIX) networks at any given time to ensure that they are getting optimum performance” and “Its like buying a car from a dealer, and being able to choose diesel or petrol to run it, depending on if you’re racing or driving to work” (Hybrid ADSL ISP account launched, MyADSL, 1 June 2007).
   
  In other words, ADSL users will be able to choose a network that best suit their individual needs. Gamers for instance will have access to the optimum performance that’s needed to run games smoothly online.

• No additional charge – ‘There is no additional charge for this multi-realm functionality, and it will come as a standard benefit to all of Web Africa’s unshaped product’ (Hybrid ADSL ISP account launched, MyADSL, 1 June 2007).
   
  In other words, the option to choose between SAIX and Verizon Business comes at no additional cost.

ADSL South Africa (Broadband South Africa) welcomes the new hybrid ADSL account Web Africa offers since it will surely benefit many ADSL users in South Africa, especially the ‘heavy Internet users.’