Quicker downloads improve movie viewing
The brave new world of online movies is here it’s just a shame it can take a while to download. BT Infinity, on the other hand, is boasting super fast speeds at a reasonable price.
According to the student flatmates of the BT adverts, it takes Joe just six seconds to download a pop video, while for Anna an episode of CSI is downloaded in a mere 75 seconds, and Simon has ‘a new smashing HD blockbuster downloaded in 10 minutes’.
And BT Infinity fibre optic broadband is for more than just movies. If you can tear yourself away from the latest downloadable flicks, the service says it’s great for music and gaming, because there’s less waiting around.
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BT Infinity also claims to offer a multiple user experience, so while you’re downloading your movie, other members of the network could be video chatting, playing online games, or updating their music library. They could even be downloading their own version of Rashômon.
To take the next step and make the most that technology has to offer for the cinefile you need the connectivity, which BT Infinity says it offers without so much of ‘that annoying spinning wheel popping up every other second’.
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