A British ISP offering high speed Internet access via satellite launches Tuesday.
Eurosky will target its service at serious "bandwidth-hungry" users who want to download video clips, music, games and videos in seconds. According to Eurosky, Netscape Navigator can be downloaded in 8 minutes, compared to 45 minutes using ISDN.
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