Sentence examples for a device aimed at from inspiring English sources

Dennis claims that even the "very clever people" working for his magazine company are unwilling to discuss this issue, but thinks there is a gaping hole in the market for someone willing to make a device aimed at older people.

With so much power, it's certainly not a device aimed at the casual or even regular home computer user, but it is a way for Apple to showcase its engineering prowess.

Along with experimental results demonstrating the effectiveness of the ESSH implementation, we discuss the design of a device aimed at bridging the gap between research in this area and practical application.

But where Marvell's apparent repetition of one point in a variety of phrases is a device aimed at steadily accumulating spurious arguments as to why his loved one should yield to him ("the grave's a fine and private place, / but none, I think, do there embrace"), Harrison's look threadbare rather than wittily epigrammatic: "This vision of Yorkshire by the Med / no doubt won't come until I'm dead.

That strategy could propel e-readers from a device aimed at a few digerati to a far more mainstream crowd.

But TomTom set out to make a device aimed at runners, designed by runners, and that's exactly what they've done.

Also on show were new models in the company's Lumia range - including the 610, a cheaper device aimed at a "younger audience".

It is a rhetorical device aimed at engineering consent for a particular political strategy.

The Boxee Box is a great cord cutting device as it's really a  multifunction device aimed at two different demographics.

But it must be said that the Forma is clearly a niche device aimed at people who use their e-reader a lot and want that bigger screen, the waterproofing, the thin profile, the one-handed design.

At $400 or $500, the Chromebook always struck me as an unusual device aimed at an enthusiast market; after all, who would want to pay as much as you might for an entry-level Windows machine for something with a far narrower, less capable software ecosystem?