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| * | Name | Download | Upload | Type | Price USD |
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Fiber To The Home | 0.5-2 Mbit/s | 0.5-2 Mbit/s | Fiber to the home | $43,90 to 122,01 |
| Internet Hello i want satellite internet in myanmar |
| Aung Kyaw Paing Aung Kyaw Paing |
| Juch-Tech 2mpbps/512kbps 1:1 requirement, inclusing equipment I have a client who has a 2mpbps/512kbps 1:1 requirement, including equipment. They are looking at 3, 6, and 12 month terms. |
| Internet service unlimited monthly Myanmar Teleport - Broadband xDSL Service - Consumer Plan |
| Fibre service 2 mab ABC Hostel want to apply 2 MPT fibre internet service . How to apply and want to get apply form .please sant this mail apply forms .please. Location is naungshwe . |
| inquire: to apply 100Mbps We would like to apply 100Mbps internet plan in you MPT ISP. How can we apply and how many steps do we need to do? |
| interent line I want to know OneWeb interent package and quotation |
| Re: Sales Purchase Enquiry- 22Mbit down 6Mbit Up 25GB per Month @USD per month. I would like to be contacted to purchase the above monthly service. Telephone +95 9798480818, Weekdays, evenings & weekends I am available.I may also be interested in SAT TV decoders & subscriptions. Thank you. |
| Looking for TS2 SPACE Satallite Internet service for Myanmar Region I'd like to get detailed info. Thanks. |
| Hight Speed Internet I went to more internet speed use for the unioun. |
| BGAN I'm looking for Quantis BGAN Explorer 510, |
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Ka Band | Download: 2 Mbit/s | Upload: 512 kbit/s | Satellite & VSAT | $26 to 360 |
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4M3 | Download: 4 Mbit/s | Upload: 4 Mbit/s | Satellite & VSAT | $25 |
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Heavy Surfer | Download: 3.6 Mbit/s | Upload: 1.98 Mbit/s | Home Internet | $4,15 |
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Mobile Satellite Broadband BGAN | Download: 32-492 kbit/s | Upload: 32-492 kbit/s | Satellite & VSAT | $2,91 |
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Ethernet by BT | Download: 10 Mbit/s | Upload: 2 Mbit/s | Leased lines | $886 |
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