The phrase "a processor and a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when listing components or items that include a processor and another unspecified item.
Example: "The new computer model features a processor and a graphics card that enhance its performance."
Alternatives: "a processor along with a" or "a processor together with a".
The scale, which sells for $159, has a processor and a built-in Wi-Fi connection so it can communicate with your home network.
Called Zero-Interaction Authentication or ZIA, the system requires that laptop owners wear a small device or token -- in this case a wristwatch equipped with a processor and a short-range wireless link -- to communicate with the laptop.
Memristor arrays that perform both logic and memory functions could eliminate the need to transfer data between a processor and a hard drive in future computers, which would save energy.
This chapter is based on the model of the turing machine as an abstract model of a technical information processing system, which consists of a processor and a storage unit.
Silicon Wave expects to be among the first to market a cheap chip, combining a processor and a radio transceiver, that allows electronic devices to communicate.
If you look at a motherboard, you have a processor and a memory chip, connected by a very simple bus that pushes bits back and forth.
"They're playing it at a slower tempo, using a turntable or a processor and then a computer to keep the pitch the same," he said.
Place cocoa and butter in a processor and mix until they form a paste.
Word processor/productivity - Most people use their computers as a home office, which includes installing a word processor and possibly a spreadsheet program.
Pour contents of flour bag into a food processor and pulse a few times.
Put all ingredients except salt and pepper into a food processor and pulse a few times to mince carrots.
