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The phrase "a computer would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing hypothetical situations or characteristics of a computer in a conditional context.
Example: "In a world where technology is advanced, a computer would be capable of performing tasks beyond our imagination."
Alternatives: "a computer could be" or "a computer might be".
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Such a computer would be able to design experiments, collect the results and then integrate those results with theory.
Thanks to the Internet, a bunch of pimply teenagers with a computer would be able to post their music online, and turn themselves into rock stars.
In 1990 he said a computer would be capable of beating a chess champion by 1998 – a feat managed by IBM's Deep Blue, against Garry Kasparov, in 1997.
While many such attacks are mounted randomly, Mr. Smith said that such a method of gaining access to a computer would be ideal for espionage.
Such a computer would be worth a pittance under a forward-looking valuation because the prices of computers have sharply dropped.
Though the mother has cut out most spending on herself — beauty appointments, new clothes, eating out — she believed that learning to build a computer would be such an advantage for her daughter.
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Realizing that a new computer would be a useful tool, Mr. Beecher applied to the fund for $726 toward a Mac Mini desktop.
Real-time data entry (entering the data at the time of interview in a mobile device such as a handheld computer) would be ideal.
But being able to easily and accurately move a cursor around a screen means interacting with an ordinary computer would be much easier as well.
A network computer would be unrealistic, Gates said.
During a trial run at TCC Teleplex's offices, the device was used much like a home computer would be.
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