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'''Internet connectivity''' is the use of the [[Internet]]s to [[link]] [[computer]]s to one another, and provide [[information resources]] between [[computer system]]s and their [[user]]s. On a collective scale, Internet connectivity may refer to the [[Internet bandwidth]] coming into and going out of a country, and the quality of the [[infrastructure]] within the country for [[link]]ing to the [[Internet]]. |
'''Internet connectivity''' is the use of the [[Internet]]s to [[link]] [[computer]]s to one another, and provide [[information resources]] between [[computer system]]s and their [[user]]s. On a collective scale, Internet connectivity may refer to the [[Internet bandwidth]] coming into and going out of a country, and the quality of the [[infrastructure]] within the country for [[link]]ing to the [[Internet]]. |
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Revision as of 17:24, 23 March 2011
Definition
Internet connectivity is the use of the Internets to link computers to one another, and provide information resources between computer systems and their users. On a collective scale, Internet connectivity may refer to the Internet bandwidth coming into and going out of a country, and the quality of the infrastructure within the country for linking to the Internet.
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