| Red Tone | : |
Wow! My building has joined the “Registration Scheme for Buildings with Optical Fibre Access Networks” and the “Fibre-to-the-Home” label has been displayed in the lobby. Haha, I can now go online at a transmission speed of 1000 Mbit per second ! |
| Lambert | : |
Yes, you’re right the label means that your building has been installed with a “Fibre-to-the-Home” network. However, the actual transmission speed will depend on the speed that the network operator can offer and the speed of your broadband service plan. |
| Black Tone | : |
Well, then why do we need to display this label? It will be fine if we know the speed we want. |
| Lambert | : |
Black Tone, it’s not right for you to say that. The occupants may identify from the label displayed the type of the optical fibre network that the building has been installed. The nearer the optical fibre is installed to the premises, the higher the transmission speed can be. |
| Lambert | : |
Other than getting ready for future network enhancement, the installation of optical fibre network may also add value to your property. |
| Red Tone | : |
Got it! Let me find out from the website of the Office of the Communications Authority for further details of the scheme! |