AT&T’s 24Mbps U-verse broadband hits 22 new states, 120 new markets

Maybe you’re sick of waiting for FiOS, maybe Time Warner or Comcast have rubbed you the wrong way, or maybe you just really want in on that mobile DVR action AT&T announced last week. Whatever the reason, if you’re interested in U-verse the Max Turbo broadband service now available in 120 new markets across 22 states. That entails maximum download speeds of 24Mbps with 3Mbps upstream — less than half the maximum speed offered by Verizon or most cable companies, but its cost of $65 per month actually makes it quite competitive against mid-tier broadband plans. What AT&T hasn’t said is exactly which new states and markets can now join in the fun, but there’s an availability checker on the site that will quickly tell you the good or bad news.

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