Vox Telecom has recently unveiled numerous new services which it either has already launched or is planning to launch within the next few months.<\/p>\n
Among these new services is its ADSL ‘Supafone’, the upgrade to its previous ADSL phone, its SSL Virtual Private Network service dubbed Periscope and a new 4 Mbps wireless service called Zeppelin.<\/p>\n
Zeppelin<\/strong><\/p>\n Vox Telecom’s new Zeppelin offering is a 4 Mbps wireless service built on Broadlink’s microwave point-to-point service. This service is aimed at competing directly against Telkom’s Diginet service – offering more value at less than half the price.<\/p>\n The new Zeppelin service provides businesses with 4 Mbps dedicated bandwidth, a 30 port voice gateway, international bandwidth via SAT-3 and Seacom at a maximum contention ratio of 3:1, a router and port fees at R19,950 per month.<\/p>\n According to Vox Telecom MD Douglas Reed this new wireless service offers the same value as competing fixed line services which typically cost around R56,000. <\/p>\n Reed added that this new offering will make it easier for businesses to create bandwidth rich environments at less than half the cost of Diginet offerings.<\/p>\n