Orange Kenya launched its new Internet Everywhere 42 Mbps
modem on Wednesday, almost a year since it unveiled its 3G network.
Mikael Ghossein, CEO of Telkom Kenya said that the company
had invested over Ksh 4.13 billion in rolling out their 3G services and was committed
in providing the services to other parts of Kenya.
Orange users in Nairobi can now enjoy faster speeds with those
from Malindi, Eldoret and Nakuru await Orange to roll out 3G services in the
coming months.
The new Orange Internet Everywhere 42 Mbps modem will
automatically connect to 21 Mbps speed while in a 3G-coverage area or switch to
EDGE when a user moves out of 3G-coverage.
42Mbps is the maximum theoretical peak download speed
achievable, while using the High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) and Dual Cell
Carrier technology.
The Orange internet Everywhere 42 Mbps modem will retail at
Ksh 9,999 and Orange subscribers can purchase existing prepaid data bundles or
the unlimited data packages to top up the modem.
According to the recent quarterly statics by CommunicationsCommission of Kenya, Telkom Kenya is the only operator that posted growth in
the market share of 7.7 percent.
Telecom operators are seeking to cash in the increased
internet penetration, which CCK reports to have increased from 28.7 per cent inthe previous quarter to 30 per cent.
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