Sentence examples for cordless link from inspiring English sources

It's a flat-panel touch screen that maintains a fast, cordless link to your cable or D.S.L. modem as you walk around the house or office.

Rooms, half with views of the Inner Harbor, come standard with three dual-line telephones (one of them cordless), high-speed Internet links and combination fax-copy-printing machines.

And yesterday, the same company announced [JP] the JD-4C1CW, which again links a cordless phone to a touch screen.

Cell phones ignore their roaming signals, computer links are laborious, cordless phones ring persistently and are never located let alone answered.

Link-to-Cell allows your cordless phone to answer calls placed to your mobile phone.

The ArialPhone is a cordless headset with a single-line base station linked to a Windows PC's USB port.

I tried out Link-to-Cell on Panasonic's KX-TG6582T cordless phone, which comes with a base unit and handset as well as an additional handset and charging dock.

The most intriguing of which is Panasonic's Link-to-Cell feature, found on some of its cordless handsets.

Two types of communication are generally supported: (i) short-range or campus communication with cordless/digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (DECT /physical coding sublayer (PCS) protocols where all base stations are linked into the same local area network (LAN) and (ii) wide-area communications using 3G/4G/5G protocols.

The technology used to create a wireless link between a PC and a stereo is the same as that of cordless phones.

Exposure was measured over 24 hours using a personal dosimeter (ESM-140, Maschek Electronics, Bad Wörishofen, Germany) covering exposure to mobile phones and their base stations (GSM 900 up and down link, GSM 1800 up and down link, UMTS up and down link), to cordless phones (DECT) and to WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) [ 23].