Sentence examples for Peerless drive from inspiring English sources

Peerless drive today and someday upgrade to a PC that has FireWire (which is far faster), your old Peerless drive won't have to join your old 2,400-baud 2,400-bauddot-modemx printer in the andic; you'll just buy a new base plate ($80) and get on with your life.

A Peerless drive, on the other hand, is plenty fast.

Unfortunately, the Peerless drive will never achieve the popularity of the Zip; the price will see to that.

Like a Zip drive, the Peerless drive remains attached to your Macintosh or PC and accepts removable cartridges.

You pay for the electronics only once (the Peerless drive), rather than every time you buy another cartridge.

The Peerless drive can use removable 10- or 20-gigabyte disks and works with both Windows and Macintosh systems.

Whether the pioneering eyewear will revolutionise the way people interact remains to be seen – but Google's determination to push the boundaries of technology are peerless and driven in the main by the chief executive.

Henin had Fred Astaire footwork, a skimming slice backhand to go with a peerless one-hand drive, a wizardly touch with drop shots and volleys, and the fierce mental toughness required for the drawn-out points more common to the slowest of tennis surfaces.

With Google, change is constant and happens fast; within two years Android has gone from clunky to elegant, Maps have been redesigned from the ground up, Drive, with peerless pricing has truly arrived, and good old search just keeps getting smarter.

After Testaverde was intercepted by Bills linebacker Sam Cowart, the Bills' drive ended when Peerless Price fumbled and Green recovered at the Jets' 13-yard line.

Ah, say the critics, but even self-contained external hard drives cost less than Peerless cartridges.