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Orange Polska gets up to speed

October 2, 2013 07.23 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Orange receptionOrange Polska has launched a new service that includes internet access of 300 Mbps.

Available in a number of locations in the Polish capital, Warsaw, it follows on from a trial in which over 1,000 clients were offered advanced services free of charge.

The new service also includes 119 TV channels, of which 35 are in HD, unlimited fixed-line calls, the livebox 3.0 and Multiroom.

Subscribers who also Orange FunSpot will be able to access the internet on mobile devices, while those who opt for other Orange Polska services will be able to add them on to Orange Open, giving them access to the most comprehensive package Canal+ Platinum for no additional charge.

The new service from Orange Polska costs PLN199 (€47.1) a month including VAT on a 24-month contract.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: Orange Polska, Poland Edited: 2 October 2013 07:23

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