The phrase "a computer device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any electronic device that performs computing tasks, such as a laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
Example: "The new software is compatible with a computer device, making it easier for users to access their files on the go."
Alternatives: "a computing device" or "an electronic device".
Add to the mix the potential for affective computing; the ability for a computer device to recognise your facial expression or predict your mood through your gestures or body pose and respond appropriately; increasingly sophisticated language recognition and speech production technologies, and this illusion of humanity will become even stronger.
To speak, Kajiyama uses a computer device called a DynaWrite.
Last month it awarded a $150 million contract to Lockheed-Martin to replace a computer device that helps its mainframes communicate with one another and with radars, despite pleas from other computer experts that there were faster, more modern techniques.
About two-thirds took a computer device or smartphone to bed with them, used for social media or watching videos.
Because I'm not used to paying for content on a computer device.
Second, computational experience during the analysis of the model results showed that it is difficult to execute manually without the aid of a computer device.
Teleconsultation involves a technical computer device as well as a designed care process due to the introduction of this device.
The Pandora is basically a miniature computer device running Linux.
"Imagine some kind of a wireless computer device in your head that you'll use for mind control - what if people hacked into that, what could they do to you and your property?," continues Prof Sharkey.
All data were recorded in a portable computer device at 1,000 Hz and stored for further analysis.
For GCM, there was a logistical barrier in ensuring subjects had an appropriate computer device at home to complete the exercise.
