Virgin Broadband XLVirgin Media's Broadband: Size L – cable package is their premium cable internet service. It comes above Virgin's size M and size L packages.
About Virgin Broadband
Virgin Media offers both cable and non-cable broadband. Non-cable broadband is for users who live outside a cable area. Virgin cable broadband is available for 50% of the UK and coverage is growing. Virgin's cable broadband uses fibre optic cables, making speeds extremely fast.
What does Virgin Broadband: Size XL offer?
Who is Virgin Broadband: Size XL – Cable suitable for?
This package is suitable for heavy internet users and emailers who are looking for a consistently fast internet connection. It is suitable for most home broadband users and some businesses.
As there's no download limit, it's great for music lovers and film buffs.
The Virgin Broadband: Size XL package is ideal for large families and households as there is the opportunity to get discounts when users also sign up for Virgin Media phone, mobile and television packages.
Virgin Broadband: Size L users don't need to worry about online security. The free PC Guard Total software means identity theft is prevented and the parental controls mean parents can supervise what their children are doing on the internet. The spyware and firewall should see off potential viruses.
With its 15 email account capabilities, webspace and security features, Virgin Broadband: Size M is also suitable for small to medium-sized business needs.
Those who enjoy online gaming and video streaming will appreciate Virgin Broadband: Size XL's high speed.
Benefits of the Virgin Broadband: Size XL package
What you should be aware of with the Virgin Broadband: Size XL package
Broadband glossary
Modem: Short for Modulator/Demodulator. A modem is a device that allows remote computers to communicate, to transmit and receive data using telephone lines.
Mbps: Megabytes per second. A measure of networking bandwidth or data transmission speed, expressed in millions of binary bits per second.
Fibre optic cables: Fibre optic cables consist of thin filaments of glass (or other transparent materials) that can carry beams of light. Fibre optic cables are less susceptible to noise and interference than other kinds of cables.
Wireless: Wireless internet uses wireless local networks which can enable users to access the Internet without the need for cables. |  |
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