The phrase "a range of handheld" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of handheld devices or items, typically in contexts related to technology or tools.
Example: "The store offers a range of handheld gaming consoles for all ages."
Alternatives: "a variety of handheld" or "a selection of handheld".
The growth of wireless communication has led to the emergence of a range of handheld devices, such as PDAs, mobile phones, palm computers [28], and wearable computers such as smartwatches.
A range of handheld directed energy and laser "rifles"—capable of producing lethal bursts of plasma, paralysing electro-magnetic pulse effects, and infa-red "pain rays"—are also currently under development for use by both military and police forces.
A range of different handheld dynamometers [72] were used to measure grip strength (Table S1) with either the average or maximum value achieved over a set number of trials used in analyses.
And there is a growing range of handheld computers, Internet-capable phones and intermediate devices to choose from.The wireless workforceAt present, adoption of mobile Internet technology makes more sense in some industries than others.
The result, he said, will be a tremendous demand for server computers, for the software known as middleware that knits Web-based activities together, and for new processors tailored to the needs of an increasingly diverse range of handheld wireless devices and electronic appliances.
An analogue nub – similar to that of the PSP, though markedly superior �� and the inbuilt accelerometer and gyroscope for tilt-based play offer a range of control options no other handheld can match.
And that doesn't count the dollars and resources that Intel has pumped into developing chips that will make a range of devices from personal computers to handheld "ultramini" PCs able to tap into WiMax networks.
A side-scrolling platform game entitled Super Mario Bros. was released for the Game & Watch range of handheld LCD game systems by Nintendo.
Through a single screen of choice, whether it be located in the corner of a room, on a desk, on a lap, on a handheld device, websites offer a range of material - video, photographs and text.
Anywhere, anytime T- Mobile is also active in a range of projects in and out of school, including pioneering work with Bristol city learning centre to enable handheld devices to be used by local schools.
Handheld computers can make synthesised information more accessible through the provision of detailed recommendations and across a range of conditions and settings.
