The phrase "a wireless computer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a computer that connects to the internet or a network without physical cables.
Example: "I prefer using a wireless computer for my work because it allows me to move around freely without being tethered to a desk."
Alternatives: "a cordless computer" or "a Wi-Fi-enabled computer."
P.S. 69 is the first school in the city equipped with a wireless computer system.
"A wireless computer pointing device with glove-based controls and user preference selectability" The engineers: Hyo and Adam.
But at the Essex County Correctional Facility in Middleton, Mass., some guards can do both tasks, thanks to a wireless computer worn on the waist.
A wireless computer network could ferry data between a pack of rats so that if one rat were out of direct radio contact with the operator, its signal could still be transmitted through the network, Dr. Chapin said.
They will lounge in overstuffed chairs, peruse DVDs in a Blockbuster-style video section, write a report on a wireless computer or print one on a color copier, and bind a proposal in the building's small business center.
Yet modern society increasingly depends on ordinary people taking responsibility for doing extraordinary things: operating inside people's bodies, teaching eighth graders algebraic concepts that Euclid would have struggled with, building a highway through a mountain, constructing a wireless computer network across a state, running a factory, reducing a city's crime rate.
The Port of Amsterdam said yesterday that it had installed a fast wireless computer network that covers the harbor's 12 square miles, in one of the biggest installations using Wi-Fi technology.
A solar powered wireless computer mouse (SPM) was chosen to serve as a case study for the evaluation and optimization of industrial design processes of photovoltaic (PV) powered consumer systems.
The devices would hook up to a TV and connect to the Media Center PC through a wired or wireless computer network.
AS ANYONE who has set up a Wi-Fi wireless computer network in their home will attest, there is something extraordinarily liberating about surfing the internet without wires.
In 1990 he helped found General Magic, a design effort underwritten by Apple, Sony and other consumer electronics companies intent on devising a hand-held wireless computer.
