Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
INTERNET FOR EVERYONE AT HOME. ANY ROOM, ANY TIME.
Every family member should be online when they want to be,so why aren't they? Get the whole family
connected with Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Home Network and start doing a whole lot more at home on
one shared internet connection - from any room and at any time.
YOUR TIME ONLINE
Don't Wait. Start Doing More. On a Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Network you'll enjoy the speed
your family needs for: one internet connection for all the computers, game consoles and
smartphones in the house.Go wireless or wired - connect computers directly or wirelessly.
MORE FREEDOM TO SHARE
Share devices such as printers, scanners, web cams and CD burners without moving or
unplugging them. Share files including music, photos and videos.
MORE ENTERTAINMENT
Take gaming to the global level. Across the ocean, street or hallway,with Rogers Home
Network, the world is your playground. Broadcast internet radio,so everyone in the house can
rock out.
CABLE VS DSL: THE FACTS
If you're considering switching from a DSL provider to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology has the capability to deliver faster download speeds than DSL technology1
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, DSL is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring, which was originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We can provide you with a full selection of superior speeds with double the download speeds when compared to the phone company2 - regardless of where you live. With a DSL provider, your speed may be limited by how far you are from the telephone company's network equipment. 3
ADVANCED DOCSIS 3.0 SERVICE
While you may have started hearing about Fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of the Rogers network. We've recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
(+)SEE FULL DETAILS
1. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115 Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50 Mbps.
2. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of August 4, 2011. Comparisons between: Rogers Express (download up to 12 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 60 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 6 (download up to 6 Mbps, usage allowance 25 GB); Rogers Extreme (download up to 24 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 100 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 12 (download up to 12 Mbps, usage allowance 50 GB); Rogers Extreme Plus (download up to 32 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 150 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 16 (download up to 16 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB); and Rogers Ultimate (download up to 50 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB).
3. Speed of Internet service over DSL technology (used in Bell Fibe) decreases as distance from the network equipment increases.
Test the speed of your internet connection here and see how it stacks up. Once you see the results,
we're certain you will want to take a closer look at the speeds Rogers Hi-Speed internet delivers.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Wireless Home Networking from Rogers lets you connect to the internet from anywhere in your home AND share Internet access and multimedia devices with all of your household computers. Whether you have one computer or several, our Home Networking gateway provides you with the convenience, speed and mobility that you've come to expect from Rogers Hi-Speed Internet.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Are you an existing Rogers Hi-Speed Internet customer and want to upgrade to a wireless home networking gateway? Simply call 1 888 ROGERS 1 (1-888-764-3771) to order it today!
CABLE VS the Phone Company's Technology
If you're considering switching from the phone company to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology is capable of delivering faster download speeds than the phone company's technology2
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, the phone company's technology is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We offer a full selection of speeds for you to choose from and with Rogers Hi-Speed Ultimate service, you can get double the download speeds as compared to the phone company3regardless of where you live, so you can surf and download more online every day.
GLOBAL STANDARD TECHNOLOGY
While you may have heard about fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of our network. We recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
RELIABLE TV AND INTERNET EXPERIENCE
Rogers uses separate networks for TV and Internet so it doesnt slow down when more than one HDTV is on, unlike the Phone Companys technology whose internet speed is impacted with each additional HDTV being watched, resulting in slower speed.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3.Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
INTERNET FOR EVERYONE AT HOME. ANY ROOM, ANY TIME.
Every family member should be online when they want to be,so why aren't they? Get the whole family
connected with Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Home Network and start doing a whole lot more at home on
one shared internet connection - from any room and at any time.
YOUR TIME ONLINE
Don't Wait. Start Doing More. On a Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Network you'll enjoy the speed
your family needs for: one internet connection for all the computers, game consoles and
smartphones in the house.Go wireless or wired - connect computers directly or wirelessly.
MORE FREEDOM TO SHARE
Share devices such as printers, scanners, web cams and CD burners without moving or
unplugging them. Share files including music, photos and videos.
MORE ENTERTAINMENT
Take gaming to the global level. Across the ocean, street or hallway,with Rogers Home
Network, the world is your playground. Broadcast internet radio,so everyone in the house can
rock out.
CABLE VS DSL: THE FACTS
If you're considering switching from a DSL provider to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology has the capability to deliver faster download speeds than DSL technology1
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, DSL is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring, which was originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We can provide you with a full selection of superior speeds with double the download speeds when compared to the phone company2 - regardless of where you live. With a DSL provider, your speed may be limited by how far you are from the telephone company's network equipment. 3
ADVANCED DOCSIS 3.0 SERVICE
While you may have started hearing about Fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of the Rogers network. We've recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
(+)SEE FULL DETAILS
1. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115 Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50 Mbps.
2. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of August 4, 2011. Comparisons between: Rogers Express (download up to 12 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 60 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 6 (download up to 6 Mbps, usage allowance 25 GB); Rogers Extreme (download up to 24 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 100 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 12 (download up to 12 Mbps, usage allowance 50 GB); Rogers Extreme Plus (download up to 32 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 150 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 16 (download up to 16 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB); and Rogers Ultimate (download up to 50 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB).
3. Speed of Internet service over DSL technology (used in Bell Fibe) decreases as distance from the network equipment increases.
Test the speed of your internet connection here and see how it stacks up. Once you see the results,
we're certain you will want to take a closer look at the speeds Rogers Hi-Speed internet delivers.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3.Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Wireless Home Networking from Rogers lets you connect to the internet from anywhere in your home AND share Internet access and multimedia devices with all of your household computers. Whether you have one computer or several, our Home Networking gateway provides you with the convenience, speed and mobility that you've come to expect from Rogers Hi-Speed Internet.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3.Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Are you an existing Rogers Hi-Speed Internet customer and want to upgrade to a wireless home networking gateway? Simply call 1 888 ROGERS 1 (1-888-764-3771) to order it today!
CABLE VS the Phone Company's Technology
If you're considering switching from the phone company to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology is capable of delivering faster download speeds than the phone company's technology2
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, the phone company's technology is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We offer a full selection of speeds for you to choose from and with Rogers Hi-Speed Ultimate service, you can get double the download speeds as compared to the phone company3regardless of where you live, so you can surf and download more online every day.
GLOBAL STANDARD TECHNOLOGY
While you may have heard about fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of our network. We recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
RELIABLE TV AND INTERNET EXPERIENCE
Rogers uses separate networks for TV and Internet so it doesnt slow down when more than one HDTV is on, unlike the Phone Companys technology whose internet speed is impacted with each additional HDTV being watched, resulting in slower speed.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3.Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
INTERNET FOR EVERYONE AT HOME. ANY ROOM, ANY TIME.
Every family member should be online when they want to be,so why aren't they? Get the whole family
connected with Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Home Network and start doing a whole lot more at home on
one shared internet connection - from any room and at any time.
YOUR TIME ONLINE
Don't Wait. Start Doing More. On a Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Network you'll enjoy the speed
your family needs for: one internet connection for all the computers, game consoles and
smartphones in the house.Go wireless or wired - connect computers directly or wirelessly.
MORE FREEDOM TO SHARE
Share devices such as printers, scanners, web cams and CD burners without moving or
unplugging them. Share files including music, photos and videos.
MORE ENTERTAINMENT
Take gaming to the global level. Across the ocean, street or hallway,with Rogers Home
Network, the world is your playground. Broadcast internet radio,so everyone in the house can
rock out.
CABLE VS DSL: THE FACTS
If you're considering switching from a DSL provider to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology has the capability to deliver faster download speeds than DSL technology1
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, DSL is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring, which was originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We can provide you with a full selection of superior speeds with double the download speeds when compared to the phone company2 - regardless of where you live. With a DSL provider, your speed may be limited by how far you are from the telephone company's network equipment. 3
ADVANCED DOCSIS 3.0 SERVICE
While you may have started hearing about Fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of the Rogers network. We've recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
(+)SEE FULL DETAILS
1. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115 Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50 Mbps.
2. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of August 4, 2011. Comparisons between: Rogers Express (download up to 12 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 60 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 6 (download up to 6 Mbps, usage allowance 25 GB); Rogers Extreme (download up to 24 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 100 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 12 (download up to 12 Mbps, usage allowance 50 GB); Rogers Extreme Plus (download up to 32 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 150 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 16 (download up to 16 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB); and Rogers Ultimate (download up to 50 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB).
3. Speed of Internet service over DSL technology (used in Bell Fibe) decreases as distance from the network equipment increases.
Test the speed of your internet connection here and see how it stacks up. Once you see the results,
we're certain you will want to take a closer look at the speeds Rogers Hi-Speed internet delivers.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Wireless Home Networking from Rogers lets you connect to the internet from anywhere in your home AND share Internet access and multimedia devices with all of your household computers. Whether you have one computer or several, our Home Networking gateway provides you with the convenience, speed and mobility that you've come to expect from Rogers Hi-Speed Internet.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Are you an existing Rogers Hi-Speed Internet customer and want to upgrade to a wireless home networking gateway? Simply call 1 888 ROGERS 1 (1-888-764-3771) to order it today!
CABLE VS the Phone Company's Technology
If you're considering switching from the phone company to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology is capable of delivering faster download speeds than the phone company's technology2
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, the phone company's technology is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We offer a full selection of speeds for you to choose from and with Rogers Hi-Speed Ultimate service, you can get double the download speeds as compared to the phone company3regardless of where you live, so you can surf and download more online every day.
GLOBAL STANDARD TECHNOLOGY
While you may have heard about fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of our network. We recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
RELIABLE TV AND INTERNET EXPERIENCE
Rogers uses separate networks for TV and Internet so it doesnt slow down when more than one HDTV is on, unlike the Phone Companys technology whose internet speed is impacted with each additional HDTV being watched, resulting in slower speed.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
INTERNET FOR EVERYONE AT HOME. ANY ROOM, ANY TIME.
Every family member should be online when they want to be,so why aren't they? Get the whole family
connected with Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Home Network and start doing a whole lot more at home on
one shared internet connection - from any room and at any time.
YOUR TIME ONLINE
Don't Wait. Start Doing More. On a Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Network you'll enjoy the speed
your family needs for: one internet connection for all the computers, game consoles and
smartphones in the house.Go wireless or wired - connect computers directly or wirelessly.
MORE FREEDOM TO SHARE
Share devices such as printers, scanners, web cams and CD burners without moving or
unplugging them. Share files including music, photos and videos.
MORE ENTERTAINMENT
Take gaming to the global level. Across the ocean, street or hallway,with Rogers Home
Network, the world is your playground. Broadcast internet radio,so everyone in the house can
rock out.
CABLE VS DSL: THE FACTS
If you're considering switching from a DSL provider to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology has the capability to deliver faster download speeds than DSL technology1
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, DSL is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring, which was originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We can provide you with a full selection of superior speeds with double the download speeds when compared to the phone company2 - regardless of where you live. With a DSL provider, your speed may be limited by how far you are from the telephone company's network equipment. 3
ADVANCED DOCSIS 3.0 SERVICE
While you may have started hearing about Fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of the Rogers network. We've recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
(+)SEE FULL DETAILS
1. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115 Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50 Mbps.
2. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of August 4, 2011. Comparisons between: Rogers Express (download up to 12 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 60 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 6 (download up to 6 Mbps, usage allowance 25 GB); Rogers Extreme (download up to 24 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 100 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 12 (download up to 12 Mbps, usage allowance 50 GB); Rogers Extreme Plus (download up to 32 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 150 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 16 (download up to 16 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB); and Rogers Ultimate (download up to 50 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB).
3. Speed of Internet service over DSL technology (used in Bell Fibe) decreases as distance from the network equipment increases.
Test the speed of your internet connection here and see how it stacks up. Once you see the results,
we're certain you will want to take a closer look at the speeds Rogers Hi-Speed internet delivers.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Wireless Home Networking from Rogers lets you connect to the internet from anywhere in your home AND share Internet access and multimedia devices with all of your household computers. Whether you have one computer or several, our Home Networking gateway provides you with the convenience, speed and mobility that you've come to expect from Rogers Hi-Speed Internet.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Are you an existing Rogers Hi-Speed Internet customer and want to upgrade to a wireless home networking gateway? Simply call 1 888 ROGERS 1 (1-888-764-3771) to order it today!
CABLE VS the Phone Company's Technology
If you're considering switching from the phone company to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology is capable of delivering faster download speeds than the phone company's technology2
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, the phone company's technology is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We offer a full selection of speeds for you to choose from and with Rogers Hi-Speed Ultimate service, you can get double the download speeds as compared to the phone company3regardless of where you live, so you can surf and download more online every day.
GLOBAL STANDARD TECHNOLOGY
While you may have heard about fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of our network. We recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
RELIABLE TV AND INTERNET EXPERIENCE
Rogers uses separate networks for TV and Internet so it doesnt slow down when more than one HDTV is on, unlike the Phone Companys technology whose internet speed is impacted with each additional HDTV being watched, resulting in slower speed.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Increase your internet speed for a period of 1 day so you can download anti-virus software or vacation photos at the speed of Express without actually switching your service. It's the best of both worlds.
THE BENEFITS OF GOING WIRELESS
INTERNET FOR EVERYONE AT HOME. ANY ROOM, ANY TIME.
Every family member should be online when they want to be,so why aren't they? Get the whole family
connected with Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Home Network and start doing a whole lot more at home on
one shared internet connection - from any room and at any time.
YOUR TIME ONLINE
Don't Wait. Start Doing More. On a Rogers Hi-Speed Wireless Network you'll enjoy the speed
your family needs for: one internet connection for all the computers, game consoles and
smartphones in the house.Go wireless or wired - connect computers directly or wirelessly.
MORE FREEDOM TO SHARE
Share devices such as printers, scanners, web cams and CD burners without moving or
unplugging them. Share files including music, photos and videos.
MORE ENTERTAINMENT
Take gaming to the global level. Across the ocean, street or hallway,with Rogers Home
Network, the world is your playground. Broadcast internet radio,so everyone in the house can
rock out.
CABLE VS DSL: THE FACTS
If you're considering switching from a DSL provider to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology has the capability to deliver faster download speeds than DSL technology1
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, DSL is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring, which was originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We can provide you with a full selection of superior speeds with double the download speeds when compared to the phone company2 - regardless of where you live. With a DSL provider, your speed may be limited by how far you are from the telephone company's network equipment. 3
ADVANCED DOCSIS 3.0 SERVICE
While you may have started hearing about Fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of the Rogers network. We've recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
(+)SEE FULL DETAILS
1. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115 Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50 Mbps.
2. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of August 4, 2011. Comparisons between: Rogers Express (download up to 12 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 60 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 6 (download up to 6 Mbps, usage allowance 25 GB); Rogers Extreme (download up to 24 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 100 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 12 (download up to 12 Mbps, usage allowance 50 GB); Rogers Extreme Plus (download up to 32 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 150 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 16 (download up to 16 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB); and Rogers Ultimate (download up to 50 Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250 GB) vs. Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25 Mbps, usage allowance 75 GB).
3. Speed of Internet service over DSL technology (used in Bell Fibe) decreases as distance from the network equipment increases.
Test the speed of your internet connection here and see how it stacks up. Once you see the results,
we're certain you will want to take a closer look at the speeds Rogers Hi-Speed internet delivers.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Wireless Home Networking from Rogers lets you connect to the internet from anywhere in your home AND share Internet access and multimedia devices with all of your household computers. Whether you have one computer or several, our Home Networking gateway provides you with the convenience, speed and mobility that you've come to expect from Rogers Hi-Speed Internet.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
Are you an existing Rogers Hi-Speed Internet customer and want to upgrade to a wireless home networking gateway? Simply call 1 888 ROGERS 1 (1-888-764-3771) to order it today!
CABLE VS the Phone Company's Technology
If you're considering switching from the phone company to Rogers Hi Speed Internet, then you're making the right choice. Rogers cable technology is capable of delivering faster download speeds than the phone company's technology2
DESIGNED FOR HIGH-CAPACITY DATA
Cable's broadband infrastructure is designed to deliver high-capacity, high-throughput products. By contrast, the phone company's technology is delivered over copper, twisted pair wiring originally designed for telephone service.
BLAZING FAST UPLOADS AND DOWNLOADS
We offer a full selection of speeds for you to choose from and with Rogers Hi-Speed Ultimate service, you can get double the download speeds as compared to the phone company3regardless of where you live, so you can surf and download more online every day.
GLOBAL STANDARD TECHNOLOGY
While you may have heard about fibre networks, it's nothing new to Rogers. Fibre is already part of our network. We recently upgraded our network platform to the DOCSIS 3.0 standard for high-speed internet, capable of delivering blazing fast speeds so we can provide the best experience for your needs today and the speed you'll need for the future.
RELIABLE TV AND INTERNET EXPERIENCE
Rogers uses separate networks for TV and Internet so it doesnt slow down when more than one HDTV is on, unlike the Phone Companys technology whose internet speed is impacted with each additional HDTV being watched, resulting in slower speed.
Offers available for a limited time and subject to change without notice.
† Speeds may vary with Internet traffic, server or other factors. Also see the Acceptable Use Policy at rogers.com/terms. Modem set-up: the system is configured to maximum modem capabilities within Rogers own network.
†† Usage allowances apply on a monthly basis and vary by tier of service. Charges of up to a maximum of $50, apply for additional use beyond the monthly usage allowance associated with your tier of service. For details, visit rogers.com/keepingpace.
††† Rogers Hi Speed Internet (delivered over cable) and Portable Internet from Rogers currently manages upstream peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing applications speed to a maximum of 80 kbps per customer. This policy is maintained at all times. For information on Rogers Internet traffic management practices and Legal Disclosure click here.
1. Taxes and a $14.95 one-time activation fee apply, plus $7.00/mo modem rental or $199.95 modem purchase (for "N" home networking modem).
2. Based on the Rogers DOCSIS 3.0 network technology current theoretical maximum download speeds of 115Mbps vs Bell DSL network technology current maximum theoretical download speeds of 50Mbps.
3. Within Rogers cable service area. Current as of November 10, 2011.Comparison between Rogers Ultimate tier (download up to 50Mbps with DOCSIS 3 modem, usage allowance 250GB) and Bell Fibe 25 (download up to 25Mbps, usage allowance 125GB).
** The times specified are approximations and will vary depending on size and quality of content.
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