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For anyone frustrated with the lack of broadband and TV via one line then why not look at at HOMECHOICE! Its just re-launch with 1mb broadband (more like 1.5mb) and a choice of up to 60 TV & Rdio stations +VOD films and TV programmes (£35 - £45pm) +option of 2mb (£15 more). (Channels expected to increase in time)
Full EPG (with 3 day TV guide) far quicker and better in layout than NTL more like the current CR3 that is being rolled out yet we in London are unable to get!
All through an existing BT line - its the dogs nuts! I just got the new service upgarde this morning and may well think about cancelling NTL!
If you want hundered of TV channels then of course cable/sat is best but if you want broadband and a selection of TV channels then this is the best option for Londoners!
NTL could face stiff competition form this service here in London if they don't pull their fingers out their a**
Oh and one thing I have NO CONNECTION with HOMECHOICE either ;-) I just think its a brilliant service!
Re: NTL customers in London their is a now a choice!
Well, if it is half as slick as the web presentation in the first link from Altis, and was available in this area I would be very interested, not much mention of sports channels though, one of the main reasons I have Ntl Digital.
Re: NTL customers in London their is a now a choice!
Hmm... i might be being cynical but the entry level tv package seems to me just to be freeview... and for the installation fee of £50 you could just buy a freeview box.
Spam and virus controls are a good idea, and £35 for 1mb BB is not a bad price... couldn't find any info about what the upstream is though? anyone know?
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