bt highway造句

• "' BT Highway "'was provided as a wall-mounted panel that supplemented an analogue master socket.
• Unlike an analogue master socket, "'BT Highway "'required external power from a mains electric adaptor.
• Later versions of BT Highway provided a USB port which PCs could connect to; a driver CD was supplied and the device was seen as an ISDN modem by Windows.
• "' BT Highway "'was distinctive because, unlike most ISDN services, it was aimed at both home and small business users, and incorporated both analogue sockets ( coloured white ) and ISDN sockets ( coloured blue ).
• Due to ISDN's ability to establish connections in less than 3 seconds, compared to 30 60 seconds for a dial-up modem, "'BT Highway "'provided many people's first experience of a near always-on Internet connection.
• "' BT Highway "'was announced in November 1997 BT stopped selling new services on 5 September 2005 and stopped providing BT Highway services altogether in February 2007, encouraging users to migrate to ADSL . Where migration to ADSL was not possible, BT continued to sell their ISDN2e service for business customers only.
• "' BT Highway "'was announced in November 1997 BT stopped selling new services on 5 September 2005 and stopped providing BT Highway services altogether in February 2007, encouraging users to migrate to ADSL . Where migration to ADSL was not possible, BT continued to sell their ISDN2e service for business customers only.