The phrase "a computer that enabled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a computer's function or capability that allows for a specific action or outcome.
Example: "The new software was designed for a computer that enabled faster processing speeds, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "a computer that facilitated" or "a computer that allowed".
And this fall, surgeons implanted 100 electrodes into the brain of a 25-year-old quadriplegic man and connected them to a computer that enables him to check his e-mail and choose a television channel with his thoughts alone.
It was Newlin's trusty computer that enabled him to organize the immense mass of Dickens material, searching out a word with the tap of a single key, shifting thousands of words in bulk from one place to another with another tap, and so by electronic manipulation avoiding the repetitious donkeywork imposed on scholars in earlier times.
He cited the example of the Raspberry Pi, a credit-card-size computer that enables do-it-yourself programming and costs as little as five dollars.
In 1996 we developed an Icon User Interface design for handheld computers that enabled non-literate trackers to enter complex data.
In all, he was carrying four computers that enabled him to gain access to some of the US government's most highly-classified secrets.
The 2dF survey tried to find them by rigging the Anglo-Australian Telescope with robotics, electronic light detectors and computers that enabled it to determine the distances and positions on the sky of hundreds of galaxies at a time.
The $1,200 device, with a 12-inch liquid-crystal-display touchscreen, is the first of a class of computers that enable musicians to store music and edit it onscreen.
First, there was Tor, short for The Onion Router, a suite of software and network computers that enables online anonymity.
Current industrial control system architectures are predominantly based on networked digital computers that enable reliable monitoring and control of critical functions via localized and distributed operations.
