Virgin Media has today launched its 50Mb next generation broadband service – putting the ISP top of the broadband speed tables.<\/p>\n
Known as Virgin Broadband XXL, the high speed service is initially available in parts of Scotland, the Midlands and South London – And will be rolled out to the rest of the 12.6 million UK homes covered by Virgin’s fibre optic network by July 2009.<\/p>\n
The new 50Mb next-gen Virgin Broadband service costs just \u00a335 a month when taken with a Virgin Media phone line for \u00a311 a month or \u00a351 per month on its own.<\/p>\n
Customers will receive a free wireless ‘N’ router and wireless ‘N’ USB adaptor as part of a special launch offer. Free PCguard Total internet security is also provided, while a standard \u00a330 installation fee applies.<\/p>\n
The launch of the 50Mb next generation broadband service follows the company’s extensive trials in Kent during 2008.<\/p>\n
To find out more detailed information on Virgin’s range of broadband packages please visit our Virgin Broadband<\/a> review.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Virgin Media has today launched its 50Mb next generation broadband service – putting the ISP top of the broadband speed tables. Known as Virgin Broadband XXL, the high speed service is initially available in parts of Scotland, the Midlands and South London – And will be rolled out to the rest of the 12.6 million<\/p>\n