lolx better than P1 already 20gb capped at 2 mb this is 5 mb

lol guys see the unifi website
http://www.unifi.my/

They said capping only imposed for the content outside Malaysia...maybe they're preparing many seed for unifi user to dload....
Is that make sense?

i know, in belgium, i get 50mbps for 20euros. thats around RM90. TM's price is bullshit.

This cap affects legit users. don't let TMNUT and Malaysia ISP make it sound like averege users are you, me or the next guy. They're idea of an average user is a grandma that checks her e-mails every other day. and maybe books a flight off of expedia.

Real average internet users Download music and/or movies off of iTunes, Watch streaming video on Netflix and YouTube, play MMPOG games either on XBOX Live!/PC/or Playstation network...maybe all 3. They read their news online, stream internet radio, visit forums, catch up on TV show episodes they missed on NBC/ABC/CBS/Fox's websites, and many download a few music and/or movie/TV torrents, and instant message.

And they do this monthly. 120gb is not even remotely acceptable to Average users. And a total rip-off to XBOX Live!, PSN, and Netflix users.

This is unacceptable. They need to changed their policy and stop bleeding the customer with caps, limitations and high prices.

its really difficult to compete with island nations... they can achieve coverage easily since the area is small and population is dense. cheaper to cover, more profit cuz more users.

how are the poors can enjoy broadband with dat kinda of price..

No, it does not. How much shit can I download from here anyways. Bullcrap that is.

cant open the web la http://www.unifi.my/ havent open le

KUALA LUMPUR: Telekom Malaysia Berhad ™ launched its “UniFi” next-generation High Speed Broadband (HSBB) service at Dataran Merdeka here on Wednesday, but did not release pricing details for the new packages.

UniFi promises a world of faster, richer and more reliable online experience, the company said in a statement, adding that pricing details would be disclosed on Thursday.

“Now that UniFi ... has arrived, we anticipate it will be a digital lifestyle changer as well as an enabler for the vast majority of our subscribers,” said TM chairman Datuk Dr Halim Shafie.

TM’s UniFi high speed broadband packages comprise triple-play services of high speed Internet, video (IPTV) and phone, at speeds of 5Mbps, 10Mbps and 20Mbps.

The IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) service, which makes up part of the value-add bundled service, will be delivered via an 8Mbps connection exclusively and in addition to the data speeds subscribed by customers.

With IPTV, customers can enjoy 22 linear channels, Video-On-Demand and interactive services such as games, tourism information and more, TM said.

The initial areas covered by TM’s UniFi are the four exchange areas of Shah Alam, Subang Jaya, Taman Tun Dr Ismail and Bangsar.

In addition to these, UniFi will be expanded to another 22 exchange areas by June and a further 22 by December.

That means, by year-end 2010, TM’s UniFi will cover 48 exchange areas with a total of 750,000 premises passed. This would include key areas such as Putrajaya, Cyberjaya and Iskandar Malaysia, the company said.

TM said it has already completed 311,000 premises passed, surpassing the target of 300,000 premises passed by the end of March. (“Premises passed” refers to the number of premises that are connected by UniFi and have the ready option to take up the service if they wanted to.)

The launch ceremony on Wednesday was attended by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Mohd Yassin and others.

HSBB is a flagship project of the National Broadband Initiative that aims to boost the country’s competitiveness. The RM11.3bil national HSBB project is a joint effort between TM and the Government to develop next generation high speed broadband infrastructure and services for the nation.

TM is putting up RM8.9bil while the Government is co-investing RM2.4bil on an incurred claims basis based on project milestones reached by TM.

From TheStar.com.my

the 100Mbps not fully oversea connection

Is that pricing firm and trustable?? Is it confirmed? I thought TM will only announce tomorrow?

in the conclusion, streamyx are still the best for heavy downloader, if they limit the bandwidth.

in this issue, i cant understand, if we cant download much storage of files, i don know for what we get high speed broadband, it is enough for us to use streamyx, am i right?

Understand that the bandwidth in Asia, particularly south east asia, is far more expensive. TM has to purchase bandwidth from carriers, so that's that.

wasted so much yet no benefit gain for citizen. what a good gov and 1malaysia. haiz

Thanks to him.





http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1074101

ANYone can post other broadband prices from other Country to compare it ........

Just see our 1 Malaysia prices higher that other country or less that other country ....


Then .... all of us will be going to complain about the prices .....

From the beginning they using singapore and japan prices to compare .....



not use 384kbps to compare to other 1GBPS country

how to gain 97% of penetration next year if pricing like shit....at least give some price reduction in existing streamyx package....

if he were to do that i confirm 100% nobody will sign up that package..

can anyone give any link so i can view the hsbb package price?