Sentence examples for a lightweight computer from inspiring English sources

And there's even more good news for those interested in buying a lightweight computer at a low price.

Mr. Middleton recently replaced a lightweight computer case of black ballistic nylon, which had a shoulder strap and which Mr. Middleton said "probably held more stuff," with a heavier leather briefcase from Hartmann's Classic collection.

There is also the possibility that the 11-inch MacBook Air, the company's cheapest laptop, will be dropped from the line-up, with Apple offering the more expensive 12-inch MacBook – confusingly, largely the same size as the Air, but with a bigger screen – for those who need a lightweight computer for travelling.

Or imagine commuting in a lightweight, computer-driven podcar that rides on elevated guideways that extend into every neighborhood in the city.

Consider one of the more portable Macintosh model computers if you are a frequent traveler and need a small, lightweight computer that you can carry with you for business usage.

To assist the astronauts in this task, and to help them control the fly-by-wire systems in their new Apollo spacecraft, a small, lightweight computer was proposed by MIT.

The manufacturers' goal is to make consumers spend a little more for a good-looking, lightweight computer, he said.

They believe that the market is now ready to embrace the tablet PC, a cross between a lightweight notebook computer and a large PDA (personal digital assistant).

Google says it will become clearer by the end of the year, when the company will introduce to the public a lightweight netbook computer that runs Chrome.

And while there are a number of portable technologies that digitally pack whole desktops of information into thumb-size devices that can hang from key chains and charm bracelets, they are hardly a substitute for a lightweight notebook computer.

You're away from the office with nothing but a lightweight, handheld computer and you desperately need to look up those detailed driving instructions on your client's web site.