Danish operator TDC has launched HSDPA services, under the brand Turbo 3G. The service is initially available in cities on the islands of Bornholm, Zealand and Funen in Southern Jutland where TDC already has 3G coverage. Turbo 3G will be expanded to cover the rest of Jutland by the end of March 2008. TDC is investing DKK 2 billion over three years to ensure that 99 percent of all Danes have mobile internet in 99 percent of the country. Some 80 percent of the population will have access to Turbo 3G by the end of 2008. TDC’s network will be expanded so that the not covered 3G/Turbo 3G geographical areas will be covered by EDGE. Turbo 3G subscriptions include free usage of TDC’s 700 nationwide hot spots. Following the mobile network upgrade, TDC will offer download speeds of up to 3 Mbps in the centres of Copenhagen, Odense, Aarhus and Aalbork and up to 1.5 Mbps in other cities.
Wireless Federation » TDC launches HSDPA services (Denmark)
TDC launches HSDPA services (Denmark)
- January 9th, 2008
- 2:42 pm
