April 19, 2007 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- UK Web hosting provider StreamlineNet (streamline.net) announced on Thursday it has launched a new range of dedicated servers starting at under £27 per month.
The Web host currently offers shared hosting in the UK market and has spent the last six months developing the new dedicated hosting product range.
"Many issues exist when launching a new product at both a competitive price and also providing an extremely powerful solution," says Oliver Stirling, chief technical officer of StreamlineNet. "However by working closely with our suppliers we are sure we have the best quality service at the lowest possible price." StreamlineNet host over 100,000 domain names for over 60,000 customers and add around 200 domains to their servers every day. Hosting packages start from £13.99 per year.
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