The phrase "a digital device that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific function or characteristic of a digital device.
Example: "A digital device that connects to the internet can provide access to a wealth of information."
Alternatives: "an electronic gadget that" or "a tech device that".
The Colorado audience members will be testing the Concert Companion, a digital device that displays program notes in real time during a performance.
Since 2004, Terry Paul, an educational entrepreneur and philanthropist, has been working on a digital device that tucks into specially designed toddlers' clothing and can be used to predict language development through tracking the number of conversational exchanges a child has with adults.
In order to answer this, we must do some time traveling carrying a digital device that records everything we see (Fig. 6).
The idea that Amazon – a humble retailer – could produce a digital device that changes the way we consume media is too ludicrous for words.
Women were also trained in the use and interpretation of the Clearblue® Easy home pregnancy test, a digital device that indicates the test result as either pregnant or not pregnant.
The abacus is a digital device; that is, it represents values discretely.
The Iomega Microdrive operates in any digital device that has a Compact Flash Type II slot.
Stop using any digital device that you know you have a strong attachment to.
The humble camera trap — an automated digital device that takes a flash photo whenever an animal triggers an infrared sensor — has been coming into its own, playing an increasingly important role in wildlife conservation.
In 2005, a research foundation named LENA (for Language Environment Analysis) had developed a small digital device that could record for sixteen hours and recognize adult words, child vocalizations, and conversational turns.
Rochester, NY, January 8 , 2009— Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE EK) today introduced the new KODAK Zx1 Digital Video Camera, a compact and rugged digital device that enables "go-anywhere" High Definition recording.
