The phrase "a new device for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or describing a new tool, gadget, or technology designed for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The company has developed a new device for monitoring air quality in urban areas."
Alternatives: "an innovative tool for" or "a novel instrument for".
In the different social climate of New Zealand, a new device for protecting needy family members against disinheritance was invented with the enactment, in 1900, of a statute that empowers the court to order adequate provision for the maintenance of a spouse or a needy child out of the estate of any testator who has not made such provision.
Amazon has unveiled a new device for your television.
This is just a new device for doing that".
By George Packer April 2, 2014 Amazon has unveiled a new device for your television.
It's a new device for overhearing & recording telephone conversations without touching wires; and It's private recording studio, where people go….
It's a new device for overhearing & recording telephone conversations without touching wires; and It's private recording studio, where people go… At an unprecedented rate, people are getting what's coming to them.
Because DRM stops people from doing legitimate things - like using a new device (for example, playing a song from the iTunes store on a non-Apple player); like backing up a file; like selling, loaning or giving away a movie.
It's a new device for overhearing & recording telephone conversations without touching wires; and It's private recording studio, where people go to record speeches, personal gerrtings, encouraging words for convalescents in hispitals, the animal noises of beloved pets, etc.
SonicWeb A new device for up to an acre of land, the SonicWeb, which is about the size and weight of a large plastic bucket, promises to attract and kill mosquitoes by simulating a human being.
It's a new device for overhearing & recording telephone conversations without touching wires; and It's private recording studio, where people go… Talk story about Lord & Taylor's putting chairs in the vestibule for the benefit of people who arrive before the store opens.
If you've unwrapped a new device for Christmas, or simply fancy browsing the best apps that 2014 has to offer, here are some tasters of the top apps in those roundups, with links to the full articles, and to similar pieces from previous years.
