Sentence examples for a speedy processor from inspiring English sources
Arnova Childpad 4GB Equipped with a speedy processor and enough memory to be able to run Android effortlessly, this tablet also boasts a compact size, is light and has a particularly smooth interface so kids won't have to wait for their games to load and can jump from one application to another with ease.
AT&T is pushing the Tilt, a decent choice as there's nothing this phone is lacking besides a speedy processor and, well, a headphone jack.
Additional Ram is a good idea but if you know you're going to be putting your gear through heavy use, a speedier processor should be your first point of call.
Instead, mobile industry analysts say Apple will most likely turn to a faster version of the application processor it now buys from Samsung if it opts for a speedier processor for the iPhone.
The Blade Stealth Ultrabook — running on a speedy Intel Core i7 processor — comes with a crystal clear 4K display in a body that is just 0.52 inches thin and 2.75 pounds in weight.
Battery Life – the downside to those pretty graphics and speedy processor is that you actually get less bang from the battery.
Aside from using the ODROID to play games, you can do all the non-phone Android stuff and watch HD movies at 720P thanks to the speedy processor.
In general, I've found the iPhone web app for Gmail to be good, but not great — it's never matched the responsiveness I get on the native Gmail app Android (perhaps the iPad's speedy processor will make up for this).
The Asha 503 is pretty responsive, too, even though it lacks a super-speedy processor.
E.A. has earned that position by taking advantage of one abiding fact about computers: we buy them not for their speedy processors and high-powered graphics but for the cool things they allow us to do.
Having won the race to be the first to push a speedy 1-gigahertz processor into a desktop machine last year, AMD stumbled in the follow-up race with Intel to be the first to put a chip that fast into a notebook computer.
