Sentence examples for connection television from inspiring English sources
With a 12-inch screen that flips down and swivels and a remote keyboard, the Icebox serves up a broadband Internet connection, television, movies on DVD and music on CD's.
With its internal modem and telephone socket for dialling into the Internet, all that WebTV's set-top box actually does is fiddle with the typefaces and layout of a Web page being accessed so the text and graphics can be read on a television set's much cruder screen.Whatever the form of connection, television makers are doing away with a set-top box for dialling into the Internet.
By adding AOL, AT&T can offer an unbeatable combination of high-speed Internet connection, television and local and long distance.
Those international customers often demand access to network connections, television and even mobile phone reception.
Through that connection, the television can display video or photos stored on the computer, or it can use it as a conduit to download pay-per-view movies from Cinema Now.
His connection with television also started early, with the 1939-40 NeWorldk World's Fair, at which he demonstrated R.C.A.'s new television technology to astonished audiences.
The real connection was television.
But there had been a moment when Welles's connection to television might have taken a happier turn.
The group, the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies, based its report on 120 studies examining the connection between television advertising and overweight children.
In testimony this afternoon, Kenneth W. Littleton, who worked as a live-in tutor for the Skakels, said the nanny asked him to go outside to investigate the noise, interrupting him from watching "The French Connection" on television.
Martha Coakley, the state attorney general, said Mr. Cahill, 53, faced charges of public corruption, fraud and conspiracy in connection with television and radio advertisements that ran in the fall of 2010 claiming that the Lottery, which he oversaw, was successful and "consistently well-run".
