Can broadband support four non-networked computers?

Can broadband support four non-networked computers?

Can broadband support four computers independently from each other (for home use)?

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You should be able to (it works my house). Set up one computer to be the primary and let the others access the Internet through it over your internal network.

This was first published in October 2005