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Old 15-12-2004, 16:59   #3
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Re: Split Cable

What you're talking about is theoretically possible, but forbidden by the Terms & Conditions:

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Originally Posted by Residential customer service agreement
9.5 Nobody other than our representatives may tamper, add to, modify or interfere with the Equipment in any way. As well as any other rights we may have, such action may result in our suspending the Services, terminating the Agreement and/or our retaining the whole or a part of any deposit.
Besides which, you couldn't simply take a length of CATV cable and plug it into your laptop - you need to connect an Ethernet cable. The simplest solution would be to get a router - possibly a wireless one such as those here so you can move around with your laptop.
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