Hong Kong Broadband, the fiber to MDU provider in Hong Kong, is restructuring its fiber to the home (FTTH) service. Its new services are offered at 100 Mbps, 200 Mbps, and 1 Gbps at US$48.50/month, US$88.20/month, and US$215,40/month respectively.
It will also make its 25 Mbps service its entry point offering and discontinue its 10 Mbps offering. Hong Kong Broadband uses point-to-point Ethernet technology.
Hong Kong Broadband focuses on the mass, Chinese speaking market in Hong Kong. It has been successful so far and this new offering should be attractive to broadband users looking for higher speeds.
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