The phrase "a device up to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device that meets a certain standard or capability.
Example: "The new smartphone is a device up to the latest technological advancements in the market."
Alternatives: "a device capable of" or "a device that meets".
The power pack, which was recently updated, goes beyond traditional mobile power solutions by allowing travelers to charge a device up to five times before the power pack needs recharging itself.
Build consumer interest in a device up to that which Verizon has built the BlackBerry Storm, and you're bound to hear the complaints.
Where once many of us only despised voicemails, now the entire process of putting a device up to our ear and speaking with someone in real-time has gotten a bad rap.
We had to take a nuclear device up to power experiments on the moon, and Rusty was unafraid to say, 'What happens if we have to abort?
There is also growth in MAUs accessing Twitter from a mobile device, up to 76percentt of users in Q3 versus 75percentt in Q2, and over 70percentt of its ads revenue was from mobile devices, up from 65percentt.
When exposed to full sunlight, those cells charge up the battery pack which, in turn, can fully charge a standard 1500mAh mobile device up to four times.
We cache everything on the device up to a certain size of the cache – when the limit is reached we can then make a smart decision about what needs to come out first.
Problem is that if you hook that device up to a really high-end stereo the sound won't be so great.
Plans start at 1GB a month for $40 plus $45 per device up to 20GB for $200 plus $30 per device.
Our demo was particularly effective because the founders of Mondomo hooked the device up to an external speaker.
We have applied to the MIT IDEAS Global Challenge for support and are in the process of scaling our device up to become a viable product for the global healthcare economy.
