| The first iteration of Verizon's fiber network will download 30 megabits per second. |
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| Both offer almost the same data speeds with 8 megabits per second as a maximum. |
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| This allows for theoretical speeds of 54 megabits a second, although the real rate is always less than that, for a variety of reasons. |
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| Wireless networks today have a top speed of just over 50 megabits per second. |
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| Depending on its complexity, the data might go as low as 500 kilobits and as high as 3 megabits at any point in time. |
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| The capacity of a memory chip is measured in megabits and the speed at which it can receive data in megahertz. |
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| A host computer must consistently provide data at a full 11.08 megabits per second during any recording to avoid buffer underrun errors. |
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| The system divides data into packets and transmits them with a throughput of two megabits per second. |
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| The DRAMs to be manufactured will have a storage capacity of 512 megabits and beyond. |
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| There's a huge flexibility, and obviously when you get 40 megabits you have even more flexibility, and the same applies for satellites. |
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| The original data rate of 10 megabits per second has been increased to 100 megabits per second for a new standard known as fast ethernet. |
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| Devices conforming to recent updates to this standard are capable of transmitting digital data at 400 megabits per second. |
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| Bringing fibre closer to homes is expected to provide Internet access speeds of 15 to 30 megabits per second and beyond. |
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| For example, the bandwidth between UNLB and United Nations Headquarters is planned to increase from the current 7.5 megabits per second to 90 megabits per second, a 12-fold increase. |
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| Copper-based FTTN networks can support multiple tens of megabits to each subscriber, while PON-enabled FTTP architectures can support hundreds of megabits of bandwidth directly to the subscriber premises. |
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| Bluetooth is a low-power option for transmitting data over short distances at less than one megabit per second, while the 802.11 family offers maximum speeds of either 11 megabits per second or 54 megabits per second. |
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| Turnbull insists – against obvious local scepticism – that the new satellites will make a big difference, 25 megabits per second download speeds and five Mbps up. |
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| One thing almost all the parties have in common is backing for superfast broadband, which is defined as services with speeds of 30 megabits per second or more. |
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| Today, the major lines have speeds of several hundred megabits per second. |
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| It was reported that a microsatellite with a mass of less than 100 kg, a potential payload capability of 30 kg with a power budget of 20 W and a data rate of 8 megabits per second had been proposed. |
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| Short for megabits per second, a measure of data transfer speed. |
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| The cable industry's new DOCSIS 3.0 technology can transmit data at a whopping 160 megabits per second, but the bandwidth has to be shared by all the households on the same cable loop. |
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| This ASIC demodulates digital data from an ordinary NTSC television signal at data rates up to approximately three megabits per second. |
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| Using their chaotic lasers, Roy and his team have recently communicated random bits over optical fibers at rates of up to 150 megabits per second. |
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| Each commercial broadcasting terrestrial television DTV channel in North America is permitted to be broadcast at a bit rate up to 19 megabits per second. |
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