Sentence examples for a tough device from inspiring English sources

The Surface Pro 3 wins if you want both a laptop and a tablet in a single device, and it becomes unbeatable if you also want pen operation and/or a tough device.

Standing out in an Android space so dominated by Samsung has proven to be a tough call for many device makers.

Nokia has reported interim results for its Q1, revealing a tough time for its devices & services business unit during in a transitionary quarter as the company worked towards the hand off of that unit to Microsoft.

The point here is that ads on mobile devices are a tough sell, what with such a small screen and it being an inherently personal device.

While the technically-obsessed may see this as a bit of a fault, remember that Measy is built for those who have a tough time picking their own device – chances are, its primary audience wouldn't have the damnedest idea which boxes to check.

Gartner noted that "regional and Chinese Android device manufacturers continued to beat market demand, taking larger share and creating a tough competitive environment for Lumia devices".

Therefore, how to design light-weight security protocols for WBAN with resource-constrained devices is a tough challenge.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Mark Scott posted updates from the news conference: During a previous nationally broadcast news conference late Wednesday night, Assistant Commissioner Murdoch told reporters that the device was "proving a tough nut to crack," calling the operation "serious" and "delicate".

That said, the Ray device likely be a tough sell for consumers at $199.

The challenge in creating Elvie wasn't just that it was a product for women – it was also a hardware device, which is a tough space on its own.

Though, with just a 0.1-inch difference in screen size, Samsung may have a tough time differentiating the perennial favorite device from the new Plus addition to the Galaxy line — beyond the inclusion of the S-Pen, of course.