Eclipse Internet
Eclipse Internet
Eclipse Internet are multi-award-winning consumer broadband providers who offer 24Meg Broadband on all packages. Eclipse Internet are known for the speed of their broadband matched by the value for money that they give their customers.
Their usage based products offer you a guaranteed quality experience and ensure that Eclipse internet have some of the happiest customers around.
Why Eclipse Internet?
- Prioritise broadband traffic to suit your needs e.g. gamer, web surfer, file sharer etc
- FREE overnight downloads on selected packages
- Home phone bolt on available
Find packages available in your area :
Optimise Eclipse Broadband Performance
Eclipse Internet have produced a really innovative way of optimising your broadband user experience.
You can give priority to certain types of traffic for examples gaming and web browsing, and turn down other forms of traffic such as FTP, Peer to Peer file sharing and VPN access. All this means you get the best speed broadband for the tasks that you do the most.
Their usage based products offer you a guaranteed quality experience and ensure that Eclipse internet have some of the happiest customers around. By giving you an inclusive monthly download allowance, Eclipse are able to plan their own capacity more effectively so they don't need to restrict your broadband speeds during peak hours. This means, that you'll get a consistent broadband speed, giving you more freedom to download the kind of music and video that you want without interruption.
Broadband Guides
- Unlimited Fast Broadband
You will have no doubt seen broadband providers advertising all manner of different broadband packages with unlimited downloads being used as one of their main selling points. Download music, movies and large photos ’til your heart’s content the advertisements say – but what’s that in small print at the bottom of the ad?
- Broadband Switching Guide
Since regulations were passed allowing broadband providers to install their own equipment in BT exchanges the broadband market is becoming increasingly competitive – and possibly more confusing. It can be difficult to know which is the best broadband deal for you, but with companies offering unlimited downloads, FREE modems and fast speeds for less than a tenner’ there has never been a better time to switch your broadband provider.
- Choosing a Business Broadband Package
Choices for business broadband packages seem endless. Almost all internet service providers offer business broadband deals, and often it can be very difficult to choose between them, and determine which package is best.
- Choosing a Mobile Broadband Package
Choosing a mobile broadband package will largely depend on how often you use the internet and what you plan to use it for. Mobile broadband is generally not the right option for those who heavily use the internet and download of a lot of files.
- What is Mobile Broadband?
Mobile internet access is the latest development in broadband, and obviously because of the sheer convenience of being connected wherever you may be, is an increasingly popular option.
Mobile broadband allows users to access the internet using mobile phone networks using 3G technology and the latest development 4G also known as Wi-Max, which is wireless internet service provision.
Featured Providers
- Sky Broadband
UK's leading digital TV provider now with inclusive broadband and phone call packages. - Virgin Media Broadband
Speedy internet service with top marks for customer service plus save with bundles. - Be Broadband
Award winning Be broadband offer super fast broadband at great prices. - BT Total Broadband
Speeds of up to 20MB broadband plus FREE Home Hub. - o2 Broadband
Discounted rates for o2 monthly mobile phone customers. - Vodafone Mobile Broadband
Speeds of up to 7.2Mbps and doesn't tie you to a phone line or indeed a location.
- Virgin Media TV
Get all your favourite channels include those found on Sky - Sky TV
UK's best selling digitial TV - BT Vision
Access onDemand TV through your broadband connection
- Virgin Media Phone
FREE weekend calls when you bundle together with broadband or TV - BT Phone
Cheap anytime calls packages - o2 Phone
Add bolt ons such as voicemail from £1 a month
Eclipse Hardware
- Wireless router perfect for sharing a home broadband connection
- Price includes one broadband filter & user-friendly set up guide.
- FREE on all packages apart from Home Lite where it costs just £25.99.
Latest From the Blog
- Free £25 Voucher and up to 12 Months Half Price Broadband with O2
O2 broadband have a couple of great offers for current phone customers on both their All Rounder and Works packages. For a limited time, you can now receive a free £25 shopping voucher that can be used in Sainsbury’s, Marks and Spencer’s, ASDA, Argos or B&Q, plus these awesome deals
- 6 Months Half Price with Plusnet Broadband – Offer ends 03-02-12
Plusnet broadband have a couple of fantastic new offers, which will give you the chance to pick up their amazing bundle deals at half the price for 6 months! That’s right, simply order online by Friday 3rd February 2012 to enjoy this awesome 50% off for 6 months deal
- 6 Months Free Spotify Premium with Virgin Media – offer ends 31-03-12
Awesome news coming through, as you can now receive 6 months free Spotify premium when you order a Virgin Media bundle for a limited time. Simply order an XL or XXL bundle pack before the end of Saturday 31st March 2012, to enjoy this amazing online offer. Spotify Premium really is the bee’s knees when it comes to listening to music, I personally could’t live without it, and is worth £9.99 a month, so that’s a saving of nearly £60!
- Half Price Broadband for 12 Months with Sky – Offer ends 16-02-12
Sky Broadband is offering up an amazing new year deal that will certainly put a spring in your step for 2012. For a very limited time, you can now enjoy Sky’s totally unlimited broadband at half the price for a full 12 months, amazing value! Simply order online before the end of Thursday 16th February 2012 to take advantage of this superb money saving offer.
- Co-Evolution: TV and Broadband Technology
The convergence of the personal computer and the television is nearly complete. It took a while, and it would seem puzzling to the casual observer why the two technologies remained incompatible for so long. When the first PCs started to become commonplace, they used the same cathode ray tube displays as TVs from that time.