Telstra 21Mbps modems hit stores across Australia

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Several thousand Telstra business customers are already using the telco’s Next G 21 Mbps modem, which hit retail shelves yesterday.

Telstra announced its intention to launch the upgraded 21Mbps back in February at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Telstra 21Mbps modems hit stores across Australia

In a carefully worded press release, Telstra said the modem is said to be "up to four times faster than competitor mobile broadband devices in Australia with typical download speeds ranging from 550kbps to 8Mbps".

Graeme Samuels, chairman of competition and consumer regulator ACCC recently warned mobile telephony carriers upgrading their networks to avoid creating "a misleading overall impression as to speeds typically achievable."

The telco said the retail launch "follows the successful roll out of the device to several thousand Telstra business customers last month".

Telstra said it will also this week be making available a new information service to help customers compare the various broadband technologies it offers.

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