By Natasha Lomas, 28 March 2008 12:14
TGV passengers on the wi-fi-equipped trains can use the onboard internet service for free at present - both in First class (pictured) and Second class coaches.
Photo credit: Natasha Lomas
Photos: Road testing wi-fi at 320kmph
How does TGV train onboard service perform?
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1. Tony Evans
Nice to see that the French are catching up with train based wifi links - they have been available on GNER, now National express for years.
The pain au chocolat needs to be more consistent though....
2. Simon Cox
I can't help thinking that the device in picture 4 might be a hinderance to the airflow and 320kmph might not be the speeds a wifi capable train can actually achieve!
3. anonymous
kmph?