What is "networked"

Usage examples of "networked".

His desk looked like a command console, equipped with a standard multiline telephone, a STU-III encrypted telephone, and the preaddressed telephone system that networked all the other executive assistants on both the Navy headquarters staff and also in the office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who happened to be a navy admiral.

In 1999 there were over 420 million computers, most of them networked.

PSC broadcasts were composed almost exclusively of inspirational programmes, banal blue sky balladeers, and the networked news from GC, interspersed with mind-deadening 'local interest' items from the home-base station.

Even the top of the conference table was rapidly removed by NORAD staff to reveal four banks of secure phones-one for each side of the table-and networked laptops allowing each person to simultaneously read real-time threat condition information and type each other instant messages without having to speak out loud if they were in the middle of a conference call.

I know this comes as a shock to you, but not everyone is a neophiliac posthuman bodysurfer whose idea of a sabbatical is to spend twenty years as a flock of tightly networked seagulls in order to try and to prove the Turing Oracle thesis –"