Free laptops for Orange broadband joinees
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From today, consumers who sign up to Orange's two-year broadband offering will be entitled to a new laptop.
The computers, which are worth more than £300 each, will be distributed after a customer signs up for the deal at a PC World store across the country.
In addition to a 15.4 inch widescreen display, the laptops are fitted with a DVD rewriter and 40 GB hard drive.
Another option offered by the broadband firm is to receive £350 off a laptop computer in the whole of PC World's range, or trade up to a better product for an additional £19.99 or more.
To qualify for the free laptop, consumers must sign up to at least a two-year deal at £14.99 per month, with the first three months being half price. This offering allows for up to 2 mb broadband and includes a wired ADSL modem.
A further option is available for £19.99 which allows unlimited downloads.
Niall O'Keeffe, marketing director of PC World, said: "I am sure that the inclusion of a free laptop will electrify the market."
Thursday, 19th July 2007
| Provider | Package | Speed | Download Limit | Setup Cost | Monthly Cost | More Info |
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Orange Broadband - Home Starter | Up To 2Mbps† | 6GB | FREE | £6.00 | |
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Orange Broadband - Home Max | Up To 8Mbps† | Unlimited * | FREE | £12.00 | |
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Orange Broadband - Home Select | Up To 8Mbps† | Unlimited * | FREE | £10.00 |
* Fair Usage Policy applies. Click on Go to find out more information and Fair Usage Policy conditions for relevant providers.
** All Costs excludes the cost of line rental.
†
Speeds in excess of 2 meg are only available in certain areas. Top
speeds vary significantly, particularly according to how far away
you live from the exchange.
If your line won’t support our fastest broadband speed we’ll
give you the best available. The speed you actually get can also vary
depending on the quality of your line, the wiring in your house, the
time of day and even the weather.

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