Monday January 4, 2010
PETALING JAYA: This year will be the broadband year for Malaysia – expect intense competition, new devices and packages flooding the market place, and do not rule out fixed broadband players stealing some market share from wireless players.
Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) is expected to deliver its high speed broadband (HSBB) in some areas even if it is for trials. Equally interesting will be Maxis Communications Bhd’s entry, or re-entry to some people, into the fixed broadband market in a way that may surprise many.
Time dotCom Bhd (TDC) – a company many say is history – will re-emerge while YTL Communications Bhd, which has been grossly overselling its WiMAX 4G idea, wants to “sizzle” the market with a grand entry in July.
And don’t discount the smallish Tune Talk.
Read more here..
Since its listing late last year, Maxis has somewhat turned a lot more aggressive and is offering one of the lowest rates for mobile broadband.
For RM38 a month a Maxis postpaid customer is able to get mobile broadband and the deal comes with a four-month free service but the catch is that you have to sign up for a year.
U Mobile’s offer is from a minimum RM6 per day to RM68 for an unlimited monthly data plan.
DiGi.Com Bhd has its own plan of RM48 per month for unlimited monthly data access while P1 WiMAX’s offer is at RM49.
Read more here..
# We are glad to wish All the Planters a happy new year to all Malaysian and non-malaysian especially whose involved in Plantation and Agro Industries.
# Planters also known too, busy equipped themself with the latest gadget and catches.
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