The phrase "a specific hardware in" is not correct in standard English usage.
It should be "a specific piece of hardware" or "specific hardware" without the preposition "in."
Example: "We need to identify a specific piece of hardware in the system that is causing the issue."
Alternatives: "a particular hardware component" or "specific hardware item."
Since BlackBerry 10 is built from the ground-up, RIM likely engineered it for a specific hardware model with cost in mind.
The use of a specific hardware is the only reasonable solution in applications where performance is the key factor.
These often develop very specific modules of code to address problems that users have encountered (a bug in an existing piece of code or the need for a specific hardware driver).
A specific hardware architecture have been implemented and tested.
A compiler that generates bytecode instead of machine code for a hardware processor typically produces smaller compiled code which moreover does not depend on a specific hardware platform.
A Virtual Digitizing optimisation that makes the most of specific hardware in order to improve the algorithm efficiency is presented in this paper.
They've all been made with very specific hardware in mind, and it's nontrivial to add a pointer to menus, change relative camera movement to absolute movement and so on.
Jason Evangelho: Was all the equipment you needed to plug in detected automatically? Can you give me some examples of the specific hardware in use?
The folks at Isilon wrote their file system with specific hardware in mind, thus highly simplifying the number of corner cases they needed to handle.
Shalom says his firm's decision to target specific hardware, in pursuit of higher performance and greater scalability, is in some ways similar to Oracle's recent moves to leverage the proprietary server hardware it got with its acquisition of Sun Microsystems.
