Sentence examples for cable internet connection from inspiring English sources
Lipsky does most of his artwork at night, with Second Life channeled through a cable Internet connection and projected from his laptop onto an empty white wall of the studio.
While a basic DSL or cable Internet connection speed may be just fine for reaching the Web and downloading music, you will probably need to bump up the speed — and pay more to your Internet service provider — if you want to watch streaming movies.
I tried everything to make it break, downloading a large file, Twittering, downloading email and surfing the web all over a 2mb cable internet connection; the picture never once skipped a beat.
A Wireless System That Believes in Sharing Two West Coast start-ups -- Mushroom Networks and WiBoost Inc. -- have built prototypes of simple wireless systems that make it possible for groups of neighbors to share their D.S.L. or cable Internet connections.
Most of us are too intolerant to spend hours in a public library in 1 hour snatches of free computer time or in a Starbucks for free WiFi, so let's assume that we all live in homes with rents or mortgages and those homes have cable Internet connections for $65 per month (does anyone still use dial-up?).
The first time an HP Media Center model booted, it refused to recognize the cabled Internet connection.
Thanks to C-SPAN, the public affairs cable network, anyone with a cable or internet connection will get live access to courtrooms on two coasts as federal judges consider whether to lift a pair of injunctions that last month stopped Trump's retooled travel ban dead in its tracks.
Mr. Drake does not use his generator for his computers, he said, because his cable modem Internet connection would go dead in a blackout.
"It's 27 times as fast as a cable modem Internet connection," said Lee Armstrong, a consultant in Boston who has led the standards effort for the American Society of Testing and Materials.
With the proper components, you can build a Wi-Fi wireless network in your home to let several computers share a cable modem Internet connection, printers or other peripherals.
(Babbage is using a nifty, free app on his iPhone that replaces and enhances keypad entry).Should the cable-modem internet connection fail, so would the whole system.
