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So good one Telikom, here comes more fire to the wireless revolution. The portable wireless fixed line phone. Just like a landline, but only wireless.
MAIN FEATURES:
- Telephony
- Internet Access.
- Facsimile
Handset features
- Caller ID display.
- 2 way SMS capability (coming soon).
- Polyphonic Ringtone.
- Speaker phone for hands free operation.
- Phone book.
- Bright back light LCD.
- Keypad backlight.
- Backup Ni-MH battery.
Download the Flyer Here
Update: 6/7/09
A Jessie Dulume (Wholesale Sales, Telikom PNG Ltd Ph: 300 5511 Fax: 325 0513) is selling the Telikom fixed wireless phone.
So if you have not already purchased the Telikom fixed wireless phone or “Excess” phone, and would like to purchase one, send an email to Jessie Dulume – jrdulume@telikompng.com.pg. Download the application form here, which needs to be completed. The cost of the handset is only K55.00. Please also include your location/suburb (i.e., where the phone will be located permanently) so that she can have her team program the phone and have the handset ready for you when you pick it up.
Once you have completed the form call Jessie on 300 5511 and simply bring the completed form with the money (K55.00) to her. You can arrange a time to meet with her at Telikom Rumana to collect your handset.
Updates
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May 7, 2009 at 12:54 am
Diehertz
dat’s great…………I wonder if it is actually available in the local market..might be 2 yrs 4rom now….knowin telikom it’s almost 3 months now and am still waiting for my rait prepaid phone……………if only they’er as effect and efficient as how the flyer coveys………..gud one telikom!
May 15, 2009 at 1:20 am
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June 3, 2009 at 3:55 am
carlos
Just read in the post (wednesday 3rd June) that Telikom will be deploying the first Mobile WiMAX network in Papua New Guinea. Thats impressive considering how new and advance the technology is….am talking wireless broadband connection whilst being mobile.
Check out this site for more on the beauty of WiMax http://www.wimax.com/education
On a different note; you see what competition can do, it brings out the best from organisations and at the end, the customers will clam victory!
June 3, 2009 at 5:02 am
Emmanuel
Thanks Carlos that’s great news. I knew it was going to happen sooner or later. Would be interesting to hear what the ISP’s think about it though?
June 28, 2009 at 1:16 am
Martin
Hey guys, can any of you tell me how far out the coverage in Moresby goes? Will x’cess work in Bomana, for instance?
Also, does the internet connection work like ADSL (always on) or is it like dial-up (charged by the minute)? Ta.
June 28, 2009 at 1:55 am
Emmanuel
HI Martin, from the coverage maps that I saw at a Telikom presentation the coverage does go out to Bomana.
Not sure about the internet though…
June 28, 2009 at 2:02 am
Martin
Interesting. Thanks for the quick reply. I’ll have to enquire about the internet. What bugs me is that the Telikom website has a large banner ad for X’cess, but no information whatsoever about coverage, internet costs, etc.
They really need to lift their game! How about a coverage map, info on the internet access (I believe it’s about 1 Mb /sec, which is similar to ADSL1, but what does it cost….?) and so forth.
- Martin
June 28, 2009 at 2:09 am
Emmanuel
Yeah Martin, I’ve raised that with them and I’m still waiting for them to get me those maps so I can put it up on the blog. But sorry no luck yet, will let you know if and when I do get them.
July 2, 2009 at 8:28 am
Joe Bamuna
Very interested to know about the ‘X’cess wireless service.
It may be expensive to roll out its installations but its worth doing it to give a tough competition to its rival Digicel with its web mobile.
I suggest its best to install in every centres to cater for its coverage to be every where.
Will this service have its own ISP for internet services or will the customer use the existing ISP?
July 2, 2009 at 1:06 pm
Emmanuel
Hi Joe,
The phones all come with a USB connection at the back for internet. So you will access the internet through Telikom, as they plan to become an ISP as well.
I have a friend who is already using it on his phone so it all works. Its still in testing but will be ready by September if I heard correctly.
July 3, 2009 at 2:50 am
Malcolm
I have gotten myself one of those little wireless dongle on a 100mb plan on 512kbps at K84/month from Telikom. I live out at Moitaka and have been using it since.
It’s very convenient esp. when you need to have access to high speed broadband internet in places where phone cables don’t exist. This little dongle thing came with a SIM card that is inserted into it and I am billed monthly.
From what I understand, this WiMax technology has a radius of about 50km – 250km on a flat line of sight. Current ISPs are in trouble if the public knows of what Telikom is offering.
July 20, 2009 at 1:44 am
Rex
A little birdie told me that Optus is applying to set-up in the Pacific and targeting Papua New Guinea also.
We made have another mobile company soon.
July 20, 2009 at 2:06 am
Emmanuel
Well…the more the merrier. In fact Optus already have a satellite footprint in PNG, so it was mentioned as far back as 2001 that the Aisa-Pacific region would be looked at for opportunities.
July 21, 2009 at 6:13 am
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July 30, 2009 at 10:23 pm
Kiri
I’m still not satisfied! 2 weeks after using TELIKOM’s X’CESS Internet, II CAN”T GET ACCESSED ANYMORE!!! =(
July 31, 2009 at 8:48 pm
Emmanuel
Kiri, what number are you using to access the net and have you spoken to Telikom’s customer service