Sentence examples for broadband link from inspiring English sources

If you have a broadband link - the fundamental enabler - you pay for it with a licence fee.

Every week when I go into work, I still re-experience the historic luxury of the synaptic flash of that broadband link.

That is not necessarily a threat for Netflix: its business proposition is delivering movies, and whether a film arrives through the post or is downloaded via a broadband link should not make any difference.

The one thing that all companies seem to agree on is that households will be connected to the internet via a broadband link that is always on, and that content will be shared wirelessly between rooms within the home.

Verizon claims that its all-fibre method, although more expensive, is more future-proof; company officials say that FTTN will not, for example, support multiple high-definition streams, which require far more capacity than a copper broadband link can provide.AT&T maintains that its system will be able to deliver two high-definition streams to each household by the end of next year.

Hence AT&T's new Homezone service, launched during the summer, which allows it to offer an advanced television service in areas where it has not upgraded its network to support U-verse.Homezone is based on a set-top box that contains a satellite receiver and DVR and also plugs into a fixed-line broadband link.

At the same time, consumers have broadband links to home, office, tablet and phone.

The attack brought down telephone and broadband links around the headquarters in County Fermanagh, cutting of around 200 people (there's a photo here).

It is likely that licences would be granted by Ofcom next year and that participating airlines would offer fast broadband links to customers as a marketing tool or at an additional charge.

The study's results, which have been submitted for publication, also show the safety of tele-surgery, where operations are performed remotely across continents by doctors using computers, broadband links and a plethora of newly-engineered tools.

Hotel guests in Maui and residents of small towns in Iowa and Montana now get broadband links over the air.