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Hong Kong Broadband Offers 1 Gbps Triple Play for US$20/Month Tweet Hong Kong Broadband Network launched an “Incredible Triple-Play” service consisting of 1 Gbps broadband, voice, and pay-TV for US$20/month (HK$158) with 24-month contract. (more…) Related items HKBN Launches Incredible 1Gbps Triple-Play for US$20/month Warm and Cozy Season’s Greetings to Discovery Bay Residents From...
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