Eclipse wins award for best business broadband

Eclipse Internet was awarded Business Broadband ISP this month at the 2008 Internet Service Provider Awards (ISPAs) - so check out their excellent range of business broadfband and SDSL packages now!

Eclipse Internet business broadband and SDSL packages.

By Sarah at UK Broadband Finder

First published 29 March 2008. Please note that blog posts remain live, and any offers or information may no longer be current when you view this page.

Eclipse Internet goes carbon neutral

Home and business broadband provider Eclipse Internet has announced that it is is now fully carbon neutral!

This is just the first step in Eclipse’s campaign to reduce carbon emissions as the broadband provider works to reduce the environmental impact of its broadband business.

Eclipse Internet residential broadband starts at only £14.99 per month. Choose from Eclipse Home broadband, with the freedom to download as much as you like (you simply pay £1.75 per GB over your download limit - If you don’t want to exceed a certain limit you can set your own usage budget online) or Eclipse Evolution broadband, and pay a fixed amount each month.

Eclipse business broadband starts at only £19.99 per month (plus VAT) for a small office broadband package. Or go for a really robust SDSL data line, starting at £125 per month (plus VAT).

By Sarah, at UK Broadband Finder

Eclipse Business SDSL offer

Need a tough broadband service for your business? Eclipse has a great offer on its SDSL business packages.

Sign up for SDSL 500, SDSL 1000, SDSL 2000 from Eclipse and enjoy free set-up and a free router with Eclipse Business SDSL - save £444! This free connection offer applies for a limited period until further notice saving you £315. Where applicable a free router applies for a limited period until further notice saving you £129. These are limited time offers.
View Eclipse SDSL now.

What is SDSL - and do you need it?
SDSL stands for Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line. The symmetric aspect means that data can be transmitted at the same speed both up and down the line. The bandwidth requirements of an SDSL line, and the copper wire SDSL is transmitted over, mean that an SDSL line can only be used for data transmission (not both phone and broadband on the same line).

SDSL packages are more robust than, and more expensive than, ADSL business broadband packages. They are suitable for businesses that need a very reliable, high speed connection with good upload speeds (for example, for high-bandwidth services such as VoIP).

View more business broadband packages on my broadband comparison website www.ukbroadbandfinder.com

By Sarah, at UK Broadband Finder