The phrase "a vast array of computer" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It should be "a vast array of computers." You can use it when describing a large variety of computer systems or devices.
Example: "The tech expo featured a vast array of computers, showcasing the latest innovations in hardware and software."
Alternatives: "a wide range of computers" or "a large selection of computers."
An endless series of press articles and books allege, and at least one court raid has proven, that housed inside are a vast array of computers and recorders continually monitoring the activity of Argentina's politicians, judges, prosecutors and journalists.
Often it turns up in the hands of hawkers at the Mitinsky market in Moscow, where a vast array of recorded music, movies, computer software and other goods of dubious provenance can be bought for pennies.
Audiences accustomed to downloading music for free are now moving to streaming services such as Pandora, Spotify and Youtube for their music fix, services which provide consumers an option to listen to a vast array of content from their computer and cell phones whenever they choose without first purchasing that content.
Manzi insists he likes to navigate manually, despite the vast array of computer and radar technology on a console the size of the Ritz.
While the original Varia is compatible only with the Edge 1000 or higher, the RTL510 says it works with a vast array of Garmin devices, including cycling computers (Edge 25, 130, various 520 models, 810, 820, Explore, 1000, and 1030), as well as a dozen different Garmin active watches, Forerunners and Vivofit activity tracking bands.
Computer technology, as a vast array of ideas, is complicated enough so that almost anyone can overlook obvious advances & get stuck in yester-year's technology, even thousands of computer professionals.
"The devices we used 10 years ago to make voice calls have become hand-held computers incorporating a vast array of software and hardware, which increases the breadth of patent exposure," said RPX's chief executive, John Amster.
Over a period of more than four years, the hacker group infiltrated around 43,000 computers worldwide, infecting a vast array of targets ranging from individuals to corporations as well as government institutions.
The rapid advance of computer technology in recent decades has produced a vast array of intelligent machines that far outstrip the human mind in speed and capacity.
The idea has been to exploit a property of matter in a quantum state known as superposition, which makes it possible for the basic elements of a quantum computer, known as qubits, to hold a vast array of values simultaneously.
