Sentence examples for broadband computer from inspiring English sources

Paramount among them is the speediest broadband computer network at any school, capable of moving a billion bits of data per second.

It is being installed to accommodate Samsung America, which has leased one of two retail sites on the ground floor for a store called Web2Zone, where users will have access to broadband computer networks with ultra high speed and resolution.

As for the Nordic regions – home of superior BBC4 dramas and superior social policies – Finland merges its old licence fee into straightforward income tax, Sweden treats every broadband computer as a possible TV screen and demands a usage fee – and Denmark, home of Borgen and grisly sweaters, asks €328 a year not just for laptops and tablets, but smartphones as well.

As part of Ford's "Work Solutions" package, small-business owners can have a stationary broadband computer in the dashboard that allows them to print invoices, check inventories and access documents stored on their home or office computer networks.

The broadband connection, computer and window air-conditioning unit in the mayor's office are the town's only concessions to the 21st century.

Graphene is the world's thinnest, strongest and most conductive material, and promises a vast range of diverse applications from smartphones and ultrafast broadband to computer chips.

To use the experimental treatment program, a participant opens a standard web browser on a broadband connected computer and goes to the experimental treatment program study web site.

"They should make sure that there must be a compulsory proposal that in training, or when you finish housemanship, you serve one year there [in remote areas]." (GA) Leaders were very keen to see an expansion of broadband and computer literacy into the remote areas.

One, AntiVirus, does what its name claims, and another, Personal Firewall 2.0, keeps hackers out of broadband users' computers.

One person using a broadband-enabled computer can track thousands of the tags, expected to cost less than $25 each.

Paul Lettan London Alongside the free broadband and computers, real vision would be to first ensure that all children live in accommodation with somewhere to put it.