Sentence examples for equipped with internet access from inspiring English sources
The 550 rooms are ultra-modern, appointed with original art and equipped with Internet access via televisions that can be operated using wireless keyboards.
Next year, the company plans a version equipped with Internet access, which may seem innovative and exciting -- until you consider the size of a watch face.
Although Microsoft's Zone.com game site has been around since 1996 and the Redmond, Wash., company is a dominant force in PC games, it is new to the console business and will have to work fast to hold its own against next-generation game consoles equipped with Internet access.
The New York City Housing Authority launched its novel Digital Vans program, mobile units equipped with Internet access and computer workstations that travel to different housing facilities every day.
1.2.3 The hospital is equipped with internet educational equipment and is capable of tele-consultation.
Many billboards that bracket the city's freeways now come equipped with Internet addresses.
As of September 30 , 2011 Gogo had equipped 1,177 planes with internet access, representing approximately 85% of internet-enabled North American commercial aircraft and is operated on more than 4,200 daily flights.
The salon is equipped with wireless Internet access so that clients can work during their treatments.
Easy to carry, equipped with wireless Internet access and doubling as a telephone and digital organizer, this handy portable device will let users undertake intensive e-mail-based psychotherapy while on the go.
The modern mobile phone — equipped with camera, Internet access and more — has proved to be a liability for some performers, like Akon and Beyoncé, whose regrettable moments were captured by fans and then immortalized on YouTube and similar sites.
At a time when people -- especially college students, equipped with broadband Internet access -- can listen to just about anything online, old-fashioned college radio seems a bit less vital these days.
