New Zealand Internet service provider (ISP) Xtra, owned by telecommunication giant Telecom New Zealand, has today "unleashed" the downstream lines as fast as the line will allow. The speed could reach up to seven megabits per second. All new plans will feature maximum downstream speeds, upstream speeds will still be constrained however. Before the new speeds, three and a half megabits per second used to be the maximum downstream speed . Both Xtra and ihug didn't respond to questions sent via e-mail. And with these new speeds also comes two new plans . These new plans include the Go Large which has no data cap and the Go Express which offers "fast upstream connection."
New Zealand Internet service provider (ISP) Xtra, owned by telecommunication giant Telecom New Zealand, has today "unleashed" the downstream lines as fast as the line will allow. The speed could reach up to 7 megabits per second. All new plans will allow maximum downstream bandwidth, although upstream bandwidth will still be constrained . The maximum downstream bandwidth previously available was 3.5 megabits per second . Neither Xtra nor ihug responded to questions sent via e-mail. Along with the improved bandwidth, two new plans have been introduced. These include the Go Large which has no data cap and the Go Express which offers "fast upstream connection."
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