Sentence examples for narrowband from inspiring English sources

Video does not work well over the Internet without a broadband connection, but most people's connections to the Internet will be narrowband for many years.

And both MSN and AOL still have lucrative but fast-shrinking side businesses in dial-up internet access, which Google and Yahoo! scoff at as holdovers from the narrowband stone age.By contrast, Google would at first glance seem to be the least likely partner.

At present the cable industry in effect ties broadband customers into its own services, to the detriment of companies such as America Online AOLL) that have flourished in the more open (but slower) narrowband world.

Entertainment sites therefore either have to settle for a tiny audience, or to programme for narrowband (as Icebox does).

The acquisition gives the Canadian firm the unique ability to supply the gamut of communications technologies IP, frame-relay, Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), circuit-switching, broadband and narrowband wireless, and high-speed optical networking.But Bay also brings something else, according to Nortel's boss, John Roth: 15,000 people "with market-hardened packet-networking experience".

Even in America, most home-based web-users will still be using narrowband connections in five years' time.

Programming for narrowband means short cartoons.

One analog FM approach, proposed by Motorola in 1991, was known as narrowband AMPS, or NAMPS.

Other figures show that America Online is working harder and offering more discounts to maintain its growth in dial-up, or narrowband, service.

The research has produced some insights, like the fact that 60percentt of broadband users daily share files -- typically music and photographs -- twice as many as daily narrowband users who do the same.

United, instead, is emphasizing its $9.95-a-month 9.95-a-monthso-called narrowband, service at 56,000 bits a second.