Broadband Internet

it is something that helps you go on the Internet and go on your phone to connect with people ?

Divide the number by 1024

TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) separates high speed traffic.

This might be confusing but here goes. A Kilobyte is 1024 Bytes. Now when in short form 1 KB = 1024 Bytes. But 1 Kb with a lowercase b is only 1000 Bytes.

An OC768 circuit is equivalent to having 64 OC12 circuits. The OC768 runs at 39.812 Gbps whereas the OC12 circuit runs at 622.08 Mbps. The OC768 bandwidth is extremely rare and expensive.

If Mb refers to a megabit and MB refers to a Megabyte, there are 8 bits in a byte so there would be 8Mb in one MB.

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Well it depends. Lets say you have a laptop and you have wireless internet. Well at the bottom of your computer you should have a icon where it shows if its connected or not. There hold your mouse over it and it will tell you the speed in mbps and what connection you are connected to. And if you have a desktop. Well it should be the same unless you are not connected. Benjamin2010

As the phrase suggests, it means you have exceeded your allocated download quota set by your Internet Service Providor.

Wondering the same thing. Probably either got hacked, or got taken down or something. :(

An OC48 bandwidth connection is 2.488 Gbps which equates to 19,904,000 kbps (kilobits) or 2,488,000 KBps (kilobytes).

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go to IBM's PC support web site and download "IBM Access Connections" or use Access Connections if already on your PC. Create a new wireless profile and follow the prompts. Very easy.

depends on how many points you have, how fast you were going and how long you have had your license if you are in your first two years of driving you are only allowed up 2 6 points before you lose your license

There are three, known as STS-3.

A unary operator is one which operates on just one number, e.g. x2 or -x.

A binary operator is one which takes two numbers, e.g. x + y or xy.

Note that this has nothing to do with binary vs. decimal arithmetic.

This term is commonly used to distinguish between the two buttons which have a '-' sign on a calculator. The unary '-' operator button is used to change the sign of a number entered, and the binary '-' operator button is used to subtract two numbers, which is quite a different thing. The unary '-' button is commonly labelled '+/-'.

You can try using a hide everything layout and then change the background if you want to use a different one, i love the ones they have though:

http://profilerehab.com/browse/myspace/hide_everything_layouts

I think most of them hide everything except the default picture and about me so you would just need a hide code for the About me if you don't want to show that part. There a couple that hide everything except the about me, so you could always add your picture into your about me section and not put any text in there and it would be the same as what you are looking for.

BT has offices all over the world, as well as affiliations with most of the major global telecommunication companies. To find an office, the best place to look would be on the BT website which lists the offices of the company.

Yes, hook it up just like a desktop.

You first need to sign up for an Internet Service Provider (ISP). They will hook you up with service and give you a cable or dsl modem. From there, install the cable or dsl modem, install the software they gave you on your computer, plug in the cable or dsl modem. you know should have HIGH SPEED!

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I am not sure there is one place you can find a speed test for your phone number in Ireland without going direct to a provider and contacting them to see what they offer. You can try search for broadband or ADSL ireland in google for example and check there website for services offered.

There is a site to check if your line is enabled at this website - (google for broadband check ireland - broadbandcheckireland.com/

Or contact www.getbroadband.ie

If you are referring to learning about broadband as a consumer then you need to head to the official BT website where BT offers extensive help pages for using their services. If you are referring to working as a BT engineer which involves Broadband then you would need to contact the BT recruitment division to find out what training they provide their staff and if there are vacancies available.

Download speed is the speed that information gets to your computer from the internet. Upload speed is the speed that information gets from your computer to the internet server. Regardless of the internet speed you have, your connection will always be limited by the slowest portion of the path from your computer to the computer you are accessing. If you have a 10Mb connection and the other computer has a 14.4K modem, you can never get more than 14.4K.

For Dummies: Image you are in your home at your computer.

When any of you are thinking about this; keep in mind that you (the internet user) are on a hill and everyone else is at the bottom of the hill..

(aka: on the internet - doing whatever it is that floats your boat.) Now when you receive information it has to come up the hill to your computer.

Now when you send information it is going down the hill from your computer. You will see the terms from the various providers in their ads: 15/2 10/1..etc

15/2: is 15 megs download to the internet and 2 megs upload from the internet. (anytime you see 719k speeds; this is not even 1 meg of speed; slow by todays standards)