83% of Mexicans Unhappy with Internet Speed telecompaper
go to original May 16, 2014

Nearly 83 of Mexican internet service subscribers are unsatisfied with their current internet speeds, according to a report from Accenture, cited by local newspaper El Universal. Around 74 percent of study participants would be willing to pay an extra fee to benefit from increased home internet connection speeds, to be able to watch movies, videos and TV programs without interruptions.

Around 77 percent of residential internet subscribers say their home internet speed is too slow. Broadband accounts for 54 percent of internet connections in Mexico, followed by fiber-optic lines (22%). Around 17 percent of internet customers are using mobile internet services. Mexican subscribes prefer to access the internet from PCs (92%), followed by smartphones (74%), HDTVs (54%) and game consoles (41%).

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