3 mobile now listed at Broadband Guide

3 mobile now listed at Broadband Guide

Broadband Guide is pleased to announce the inclusion of 3 mobile to their Wireless range of Broadband products.  3 mobile are a major Wireless Mobile Broadband Internet Provider who has extensive coverage to most capital cities throughout Australia and offer wireless speeds ranging from 600kbps to 1.5Mbps (Uplink speeds are up to 384kbps). 


Australia’s first 3G network was launched by 3 mobile back in early 2003, so it’s quite obvious that 3 mobile are very experienced when it comes to Mobile Broadband technology. Today, more than 1 million customers subscribe to 3 mobile services making them Australia’s leading Provider of Mobile Broadband.


Check out 3 mobile’s entire range of Mobile Broadband products by clicking here.


 

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