Sentence examples for using a broadband connection from inspiring English sources
In Universal's just-released HD DVD of "The Bourne Ultimatum," viewers can play a game that tests their memories, and then upload their results using a broadband connection to a Web site and compare their scores with others.
Another possibility is using a broadband connection and a headset ($20 and up) or a U.S.B. phone ($40 and up) that both plug into your computer but are not directly connected to one another.
Why move it physically when you can transport it using a broadband connection?
It is two-thirds of the size of a traditional cash machine, uses touch screen keypads, and just plugs in using a broadband connection.
Voice over Internet uses a broadband connection instead of a public telephone network to carry local and long-distance phone calls.
The YouView box contains a digital video recorder, and receives live television, but crucially it uses a broadband connection to offer a catch-up library of recent shows from the four public service broadcasters.
It's free, legal and took less than six minutes on my dial-up connection (it would have taken less than a minute if I'd used a broadband connection).
To do it, he said, he used a broadband connection at a Barnes & Noble store because his aunt's house in a Maryland suburb, where he was staying, had lost its Internet connection in a snowstorm.
While just fewer than one in five American homes currently use a broadband connection to the Internet, the potential for price cuts to boost that is dramatically clear.
From there, you can select a dialer, or even use a broadband connection, to access "200 girls live!–100% uncensored," "gay porn live," "teens & students," and a bottomless collection of porn that would make U.S. Attorney General and obscenity crusader John Ashcroft turn purple with rage.
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