Sentence examples for called broadband from inspiring English sources

These phone companies then resell the service, called broadband, to individual customers.

The devices, called broadband media centers, will offer services like wireless home networking, telephone and digital media.

Similarly, AT&T's cable operations -- to be called Broadband, because that name sounds a lot sexier -- will go away.

Their organisation, called Broadband for the Rural North (B4RN), has sold shares worth more than £1m ($1.7m) to buy ducts and cables for volunteers to install.

In Chelsea Park, near an expanse of green artificial turf, the researchers had set up four sensors — called broadband seismometers — topped with what looked like white mushroom caps.

LG's line of LCD and plasma televisions will be called Broadband HDTVs and are expected to cost around $300 more than comparable models without Internet access, said Tim Alessi, director of product development at LG Electronics.

Power companies and networking startups have spent years touting a technology called broadband-over-power lines, or BPL.

The setting allowed the writers to mix modern elements with traditional gothic horror, sometimes for comedic effect (a reference to "something called broadbands"), and sometimes to add to the horror (mobile phones cannot be used, as the characters are in a "dead zone").

An added twist to Network Plus' offering is what Hale calls "broadband on demand".

As with other phones using what the companies laughingly call "broadband" data, I ran into a lot of annoying delays.

Crawford calls broadband a "dumb" pipe for "moving bits from Point A to Point B"—just like electricity.