compatible with high speed internet?
1362980
I think so... I had high speed internet; but don't know what the speed was...
1362981
Yes..up to 40 MBit. (that's what the spec. says)However I never pushed it past 7 Mbit
1362982
Yes, this is an ADSL/DSL modem. This is NOT a cable modem (the round wire you plug into your TV), this uses your existing phone wires. DSL is considered High-Speed internet and can range in price and speed depending on your Internet Service provider. I recommend calling your local telephone company and seeing if High-Speed internet is offered in your area before you buy this.
678067
I would not think so. I seem to have general high-speed connectivity issues with it. May be just the one I got, but I don't know for sure.
1688701
i dont know how well that will work, my connection is modem to router, other devices including this plug into that. sprint did tell me you need high speed for this to work properly
2189614
Yes, it is. I have comcast as my internet provider. The Motorola Surfboard works perfectly fine.
367777
yes it is AT&T; compatible, you will need to contact them for help during setup, so you can use it for the internet.
297293
Yes. Any device that has an ethernet capability will work with this router.
1717948
Netflix HD only streams at 3.6mbps. ANY wireless connection will easily handle this - even 802.11b.
47996
The speed of your internet connection is irrelevant to this device. Anything under 100Mbps is going to be fine, anything over will work but will be throttled by the adapter. You're fine using this.
750339
No, this is just for a dial up older style internet. High Speed/Broadband will need a NIC card to connect or something likehttp://www.amazon.com/Plugable-Ethernet-Network-Chromebook-Specific/dp/B00484IEJS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1390398056&sr;=8-1&keywords;=usb+nic
1502620
There is a built in Intel 217-V adapter that goes up to 1 gigabit in speed. It works nicely, no need to purchase another.
1394981
Generally, yes. It supports up to 38Mbps speeds. You should contact your ISP to verify.
35020
A router is compatible with any internet service. Its all the same thing. Your ISP is just ripping you off charging you monthy for one. All you gotta do is plug in the cable from your modem into the router and follow the setup.
2241461
It should be; however, you should contact them to verify it is supported. It should work with any Internet tiers up to 38Mbps.
1616761
According to the Ooma website, "you will need a high-speed Internet connection equivalent to at least a typical DSL connection with 384 kbps upstream and downstream". If you're interested, Ooma has a line speed test here: http://www.ooma.com/support/internet-speed-test
1438068
Get a better internet connection and use a Ethernet wired connection to go on-line (no WiFi). Had the exact same issues until I discovered that my standard Time Warner standard internet connection was barely able to keep up with the HD bandwidth requirement and my WiFi signal was only average due to the router being on the other end of the house. This resulted in many frequent video breakups and rebuffering episodes, which was annoying to say the least and discouraged watching online content. Broke down and pulled CAT6 cabling throughout the house, and upgraded Time Warner to Turbo level to get close to 20Mbs vs. the standard 10Mbps. A one time pain, but it makes all the difference in the world. Will never go back to using WiFi again except for basic web surfing on the laptop. Also, using the right router can make or break the difference. I got rid of my Time Warner provided WiFi integrated router to a dedicated Cisco small business router. Huge difference, and can now run gigabit, which far exceeds the requirement of what my Samsung TV & BluRay requires.
709846
A browser would put me over the top as well since my htpc is currently used to access international tv and news websites for my expat wife. seems i will need two things until one compnay can give me everything, streaming media from net storage, web browser for media and basic email(i.e. hotmail), streaming media from hulu(at least), strong support from the manuf or community to add apps and new functionality.
939226
Yes, it will support that bandwidth! Here are the specs you are interested in: Firewall inspection throughput: 500 Mbps Full DPI throughput: 60 Mbps Application inspection throughput: 110 Mbps IPS throughput: 110 Mbps Anti-malware inspection throughput: 70 Mbps More details can be found here: http://www.sonicwall.com/us/en/products/TZ-Series.html#tab=comparea