Sentence examples for a computer product from inspiring English sources

They make Four Tet's music breathe, even though it's a computer product.

It's like making computers and then deciding you want to make monitors; a monitor is still a computer product, but it's a whole new kind of engineering".

Microsoft had to think twice about bringing its Bing search engine here because in Chinese, the most common definitions of the character pronounced "bing" are "disease," "defect" and "virus" — rather _________ for a computer product.

A computer product released in 2009 that sells well would probably see some sort of update in 2010.

Brenda Eng, the office manager for a startup software company in Manhattan, has purchased refurbished monitors and a color laser printer for the office and a refurbished CD burner for personal use -- mostly through TigerDirect.com, a computer products retailer.

INGRAM MICRO INC., Santa Ana, Calif., a computer products distributor, said it would cut 550 jobs, or 20percentt of its North American staff, as a result of outsourcing and other actions, for annual savings of $25 million by 2006.

Bell Microproducts Inc., a computer-products distributor, agreed today to buy InterX P.L.C.'s Ideal Hardware unit for $18.1 millionn (about $27.5 million) to expand in Europe.

At that time, Apple arguably had a superior computer product, the Macintosh, but it languished as PCs running Microsoft's Windows operating system engulfed most of the market.

HTC is rumored to be creating a tablet computer product for Google, but it's unknown rather it'll be branded as a Google product, or by HTC.

Not that the company makes a better computer product or is more efficient than any other PC vendor, but because its founder Michael Dell and I grew up together in sort of an existential way.

It was built in late 2009 by the ASTRA (All Scale Tomographic Reconstruction Antwerp) group of researchers of the IBBT (Interdisciplinary institute for BroadBand Technology) VisionLab at the University of Antwerp and by Belgian computer shop Tones, in collaboration with Asus, a Taiwanese multinational computer product manufacturer, as the successor to the Fastra I (built in 2008).