Demon aims to please British gamers with ‘very low latency,’ traffic-prioritizing broadband service
August 23rd, 2010
You could well be a pro at getting virtual headshots, but without a decent internet connection, your shooting is just as good as a baby weeing aimlessly at the ceiling. As such, Demon — which may or may not be a hint about the operator — reckons some obsessed gamers wouldn’t mind switching over to its £21.99 ($34.19) per month service, in return for a low latency ADSL2+ broadband connection of up to 20Mbps downstream and 1Mbps upstream. Sure, this is hardly a bargain compared to other 20Mbps offerings, but with traffic prioritization, a static IP address, and 24-hour support all in the box, you might actually start winning for a change.
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