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Broadcasting Network joins IPTV and broadband fray by offering lower prices

PETALING JAYA: The new digital cable TV operator, Asian Broadcasting Network (M) Sdn Bhd (ABN) is dangling high speed broadband (HSBB) and digital cable TV services at prices that are lower than the competition.

Its two competitors are Telekom Malaysia Bhd, which offers HSBB and Internet Protocol television (IPTV) services via its UniFi and HyppTV respectively, and Maxis Bhd/Astro which have forged a partnership to offer IPTV and broadband services.

UniFi is a broadband service by TM that uses fibre optics to deliver high speed internet, phone and IPTV services to customers' homes.

ABN is offering 10Mps, 30Mbps and 50 Mbps packages of HSBB at RM129, RM219 and RM369 per month respectively.

When combined with pay TV services - ABNxcess - it will cost an additional RM29.99 for 50 channels plus free-to-air TV, radio and games applications.

Both the pay TV service and HBSS will cost RM158.99 per month for the 10 Mbps HSBB package, RM248.99 per month for 30Mbps and RM398.99 per month for 50Mbps. ABN said it uses Motorola Mobility Home (now acquired by Arris) products and services, including cable modems, to deliver its HSBB services.

“Arris and Motorola's long experience and leadership in video and broadband in the cable industry provide ABN the ability to in turn serve subscribers with reliable and best-of-class service,” ABN president and CEO Sreedhar Subramaniam said.

ABN said besides high speed internet services, the same cable allowed ABNxcess for video services, adding that ABNxcess pay TV service uses technology for video that does not suffer from “rain fade”, thunderstorm and lighting interference, or pixelisation caused by “last mile” network congestion present in IP based networks.

The ABNxcess pay TV service is provided using a TV set-top-box from Motorola that supports MPEG4 video compression, High Definition TV, USB port for future PVR services, games applications and information services.

ABNxcess is available in limited areas and has opened registration for its pay TV and HSBB services for installation within the next six months in several areas in the Klang Valley and Johor Baru.

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WHAT? ABNxcess is related to V Telecoms???

not a nice upload speed for a FTTH :3

The best TV experience in Malaysia is always the one beaming wirelessly direct from the sky. Just take a lesson from HyppTV Unifi. Total failure. Just imagine buffering happen when a final kick of word cup penalty shoot out is about to take at score of 4-4....

The best TV experience in Malaysia is always the one beaming wirelessly direct from the sky. Just take a lesson from HyppTV Unifi. Total failure. Just imagine buffering happen when a final kick of word cup penalty shoot out is about to take at score of 4-4....

They will forever be useless

The best TV experience in Malaysia is always the one beaming wirelessly direct from the sky. Just take a lesson from HyppTV Unifi. Total failure. Just imagine buffering happen when a final kick of word cup penalty shoot out is about to take at score of 4-4....

I don't think it's totally a failure. Looks when problem happen on 4th of june. So many people angry, showing there are people depend on hypptv. Anyway, I think the problem is more on content which lock exclusively by astro. Over the time this will be no more problem. I for 1 considered RM30/month a just a nice amount of money to spend for television. Just need a few more channel. If unifi can get starworld + axn then I will totally move from astro.

They will forever be useless

My area is under coverage but my maxis fibre contract havent finished

You are an example why they'll not get new customers in areas already served with HSBB. Many are still tied to HSBB subscriptions, so they won't bother paying so many bills.

i think still got people still using streamyx would like to change..

i second that, after all competition is always good for us users 

I just hope they'll be ard long enough n survive. Remember MetroVision anyone, those were good times....

MetroVision is tv channel? i still young haven't heard. .

They just install their new cables in front my house. Wonder what channels are they offering....

They just install their new cables in front my house. Wonder what channels are they offering....

Which area bro?

the tv channel ard free..don wondering too much...Only Internet Ard the cheapest in Malaysia...

I'm using Maxis previous RM118 10Mbps package. With RM19 more I got 600mins to Maxis Mobile and 200mins IDD, which I utilize almost 80% every month. So, RM98.99 still doesn't make me feel like switching.

You all ask for more providers now scolding/rant when new one comes up. Pastu cakap TM monopoly 

same with you..i also get the rm118 maxis fibre 10mbps but the 600mins and 200mins idd useless for me since i don have so much maxis users friends..i hope tht can change to abnxcess but the contract havent finished..

Maybe under the same big boss running the show behind different named companies?

The promo price is 98.99 for both TV and 10Mbps Internet, even if don't use the TV, only use the internet service is already worthwhile..? But the question is the internet connection stable or not? I assume it's riding on TM HSBB backbone

... or it could just be a "virtual" ISP using TM wholesale.

The promo price is 98.99 for both TV and 10Mbps Internet, even if don't use the TV, only use the internet service is already worthwhile..? But the question is the internet connection stable or not? I assume it's riding on TM HSBB backbone

I currently subscribe to their TV package. It's been down since 3 days ago. Called their helpline and was told need to wait 48 hours. Kind of disappointed with the quality of service. I'm UNIFI user and was planning to switch to their internet package to save some bucks but I guess need to hold off the plan for a while until it's reliable.

anyone had sign up to this? cause my town is under abn coverage

Be first one, we also wanted to know how good/bad they are. Share us the experience once you do

i try tagged this topic

my town is Sri Damansara, so kinda overjoyed we got more than 3 FTTH player here. problem is where the hell do i sign up

This?

I wiling to continue the maxis contract if you want. Will pay for all the cost to transfer the name n relocation process.

98.99/month is for how long?

unlimited quota? will throttle speed?

It seems this company only exist in the news without any real users around.

Their launch areas are mostly already served by the HSBB coverage with so much choices already available to existing users that have access to TM Unifi, Maxis Home Fibre and P1 Fibre.

Many of the users of the HSBB networks are already tied to long contracts for 2 years and TM seems to keep offer promotions to keep their subscriber contracts running nearing expiry.

They are after the wrong markets or just their to pull a PONZI.

2 years contract. It claims to be fair use policy, no ISP in Malaysia is stupid not to include that in their contract today.

With that even with the worst quality service offer they can always use the excuse of fair use policy and tell customers that their line is subjected to line sharing.

If they oversell it, they'll just tell ranting users that too bad you agreed to fair usage and that's your problem of coping with other users sharing the same line. Don't want? Just pay up your early termination fee or the remaining months.

Crony style of doing business..

seems like we all stuck in a loop here.

you want to subscribe but no coverage and those who got coverage already in contract with another ISP.

Hi guys. New joiner to Subang area (USJ 1) and thinking to get a better internet access over there. A friend of mine introduce ABNxcess to me however I found not much review on this ISP. With RM 100 for internet access of 10 Mbps it looks tempting. Any idea on the QoS and any throttled speed if exceeding quota or limitation on p2p (especially streaming video like youtube and PPstream)?   

i am also curious to find out, my concerns are

1. qos
2. throttling
3. filtering
4. quota

i know unifi is pretty stable as i could be doing p2p, torrent, gaming, surfing, iptv, etc. and no lag.
but i do know unifi is doing alot of filtering and censorship

same with you..i also get the rm118 maxis fibre 10mbps but the 600mins and 200mins idd useless for me since i don have so much maxis users friends..i hope tht can change to abnxcess but the contract havent finished..

How would you rate your Maxis 10GB plan? Good, Bad, Ugly? Which area?

I'm waiting to sign up mine near tmn equine area but all the slots are currently full and waiting TM to drag its feet

look at the bright side all you negative thinker. isnt it good to have lot of choices of subscribing your broadband? one problem migrate to other. other problem migrate to the other. vice versa. we're not bound to only 1 isp.

ABN it is use TNB cable ?? so is mean any where can apply ??

What's the point of launching in outskirts or low income low Internet usage area?
Nobody will subscribe.  Confirm lose money.
They are now overlapping with the same infrastructure. You must understand TM's reputation may not be as good as maxis or p1. People whom dont know will think maxis is running a different thing.

Another good example will be perodua imported nautica from daihatsu japan and rebadged to perodua while toyota assembled rush in local perodua factory. Guess which one sold more?

I'm pretty sure places like subang jaya damansara and most urban places in selangor is not friendly towards BN either.