AOL Wireless Broadband Plus Laptops RSS

AOL have just launched a new offer following in the wake of the upgrade from their old Silver package to the new AOL Broadband Wireless service. Customers who sign up to the new AOL Broadband Wireless Plus package for 24 months not only get an up to 8Mbps connection with a 40GB monthly usage limit , they also qualify for a free Dell™ Inspiron™ Notebook.

The inclusive Notebook, which comes with 1GB of memory and comes fully set up for wireless internet access, can be upgraded with extra hard drive space for an additional one-off fee of £49.99 and a faster processor for an extra £149.99.

This deal is a great value entry package for new surfers who want a cost-effective solution to getting online for the first time. Customers must sign up for a minimum of 2 years with AOL to qualify for the free laptop.

AOL are also planning further LLU rollouts – they have currently unbundled in roughly 65% of BT exchanges throughout the UK, and aim to increase this over the following months.

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3 Comments »Posted by Tom on September 6th 2007 in AOL, Broadband



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3 Responses to “AOL Wireless Broadband Plus Laptops”

  1. Nicki J said on 10 Sep 2007 at 11:10 am #

    Not a bad deal all in all, so long as you don’t mind a less than 8Mbps speed for 2 years. If you just use the net for email and IM etc, then this is a pretty good deal.

  2. Daniel said on 11 Sep 2007 at 6:09 pm #

    I’d have to agree its a good deal for people who just want a basic internet connection, those who are heavily into downloading might outgrow the package but the average user should be fine, the 8meg speed should comfortably suffice for the next two years or so

    Daniel
    http://broadbandupdate.blogspot.com/

  3. Julia Caesar said on 12 Sep 2007 at 10:22 am #

    It’s good for casual browsers, students who need something portable to write on… I hope that Carphone can make AOL to up their game and improve services.


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