Consumer ADSL Broadband Service

ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) uses traditional telephone lines to provide high-speed internet technology. Transmission speed can reach 1536 Kbps (approximate T1). It excels over Dial-up (56 Kbps). On the other hand, switch ADSL can also provide high-speed data transmission such as internet access and interactive services such as selecting movies, video games and video information collecting. The maximum download and upload capacity for switch ADSL are 1.5Mbps and 384K bps respectively. Seednet's clients can enjoy their dedicated bandwidth without sharing with others people, and avoid traffic jams on the internet.

Dial-up Service

Seednet provides Dialup 56K access services through a common telephone line phone. We own 15 internet data centers around the island. We also provide a suite of value-added services, including international roaming, e-mail online filtering, and wireless internet through PHS mobile phones. There are two methods of payment for this product: pre-paid or monthly-billed mechanisms.

Network Building

By way of advanced xDSL, Seednet provides a network building service---SeedBuilding. The transmission technique of xDSL uses double-wring copper telephone line to connect with high-speed networks. Subscribers can own the maximum 8M bps bandwidth independently. It is fit for family use and business at offices in a high-rise building. The installment of SeedBuilding is to place a facility in the communication room in the building, and use T1 dedicated lines to connect to Seednet's high-speed backbone network. It provides a broadband service to consumers.