MAC: Mac OS X, 196 MB RAM G3 processor or better. Although Broadband/fast access/cable modem is preferred, you'll need at least a 56kbps modem connection. Firefox or Safari. PC: Windows XP or better, 196 MBRAM, Pentium III or better (or at least a processor running 333 Mhz or better) Although Broadband/fast access/cable modem is preferred, you'll need at least a 56kbps modem connection. IE 6 or Firefox.

Cable Internet access uses cable television wires instead of telephone lines to connect to the Internet. It is extremely fast and does not tie up telephone lines for incoming or outgoing calls and faxes. SURFboard cable modems are capable of downloading up to 100 times faster than traditional analog phone modems, when comparing download speeds with a traditional 28.8k analog modem. Actual speeds will vary, and are often less than the maximum possible.

High speed or broadband internet access is not required, but it is recommended to speed the process of entering data and retrieving your Cost Segregation Final Report.

No. For our cable Internet service, your home must only be serviceable by your local cable provider. Our DSL, Satellite, and EarthLink Wi-Fi services do not rely on cable service at all.

EarthLink High Speed is our award-recognized broadband Internet access, offering you instant connections and speeds up to 6Mbps, or 4X faster than regular DSL (regular DSL=1.5Mbps.). EarthLink High Speed is available nationwide via cable, DSL, and satellite technologies, with new wireless high speed options available in select areas.

Yes, each home is equipped with a high speed cable connection and personal computer with monitor available for use 24X7. Most homes have a WIFI wireless router with a wireless link to support multiple users. Renters can also use their own laptop computers by connecting them to an ethernet connection wire (provided).

No - Imprint is designed to function well on both broadband and dial-up connections. The only thing you will need to ensure is that your Internet browser and version of Macromedia Flash are both up to date. As an added backup, the application will perform the check automatically.

Please note that dial-up, "turbo dial-up", satellite or other wireless internet services do not have sufficient upload and download speeds to support efficient use of PetPoint. These types of connections will work for off-site or special events, but are not supported for normal day-to-day use of PetPoint. Little did we know when we checked into PetPoint that it would come with a group of dedicated people with customer service skills that surpass anything I have ever witnessed before.

You will need at least one computer with an Ethernet adapter (NIC card). To connect multiple computers, you will need a local area network (LAN), with the TCP/IP protocol enabled, interconnected with a hub that has an available port to connect to a router.

Refer our Terms and Conditions, and Pacenet will not provide technical support for networked computers. Pacenet will only provide technical support for the Pacenet High Speed Internet line and the primary PC on which it was installed.

Yes, but EarthLink will not provide technical support for networked computers. EarthLink will only provide technical support for the EarthLink High Speed Internet line and the primary PC on which it was installed.

High Speed Wireless is high-speed Internet access which uses high frequency radio waves instead of telephone or coaxial cable lines to connect you to the Internet. Your computer is hooked up to an antenna on your roof or utility pole that transmits radio waves to one of our towers. In turn, this tower connects you to our Internet backbone.

Yes, Soho Grand offers complimentary high speed Internet access in the Grand Bar & Lounge and our public areas. Wireless high speed Internet access is also available in our guestrooms for a small charge of $10 plus tax for any 24 hour period. We also have Wireless Adaptors that can be loaned from the Front Desk.

Yes. High speed satellite internet, also known as satellite dsl, is available in most areas of the continental US and Hawaii. DSL internet service is also available from America's leading dsl providers subject to availability. Click here to check DSL service availability for your telephone line instantly and get more information from our DSL Internet page.

Yes, you will have plenty of places to access high speed internet on campus for free. Most of the current students have either a laptop or desktop with high speed internet at home too.

Pacenet High Speed Internet is delivered to your computer over the same upgraded cable systems that bring cable television into your home. Using cable's hybrid fiber-coaxial (HFC) network, Pacenet integrates multimedia programming with the latest communication tools and personalized services such as email, a Personal Start Page, personal web space, streaming audio, and streaming video.

Yes. Whether it’s a desktop or laptop, your computer system is compatible with all high speed Internet services. High speed Internet can be obtained from your cable service provider. As well, most phone companies offer high speed Internet, but only in certain areas. If you purchase a laptop from us and you want cellular broadband, be sure you include that upgrade in your purchase.

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Blazing-fast. Lightning-fast. You get the idea...really fast. You can count on connections that are up to 4x faster than regular DSL (that's 6.0Mbps, regular DSL=1.5Mbps). You're not going to find a faster consumer broadband Internet service. So get going with EarthLink High Speed today!

Yes, you will need to have a high speed connection (DSL or cable) to view the video streamed courses that we offer. If you attempt to access a course over a dial-up connection the video may not play at all or may buffer excessively. We do not support access over a dial-up connection.

You can take advantage of public hot spots available with AT&T Wi-FiSM service when you have the following equipment. For wireless service in airports, restaurants, and other locations you need a laptop computer or Personal Digital Assistant with a Wi-Fi compliant (IEEE 802.11b or g) wireless Ethernet network interface card and a Web browser (such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator).

Yes. You need internet access at your office or home. Internet access will be an important part of the research process. Also, visiting this website often will allow you to converse with other dentists participating in the DPBRN in our Discussion Forum, located under the "Study Club" section of the DPBRN website.

Not necessarily. Individual users will find that they can work over even a dial-up line, as the only bandwidth requirement is for the mouse and keyboard information going up to the data center and the screen information coming back down. Where there is a need to print locally or transfer files between the local environment and the data center environment then a higher speed connection is advised.