The phrase "across different computers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compatibility, functionality, or data transfer between various computer systems or devices.
Example: "The software is designed to work seamlessly across different computers, ensuring a smooth user experience regardless of the device being used."
Alternatives: "between various computers" or "among multiple computers".
They founded echoBase, a start-up with 14 employees that is developing apps to allow doctors and nurses to view and update medical records across different computer systems.
The program is written in Java, the software standard developed by Sun Microsystems, and supports XML, a type of software coding that will allow for the seamless interchange of all sorts of dynamic data across different computer programs.
The survey was physically located on servers owned and administered by the company Demographix.com, whose staff was responsible for testing it across different computer platforms/operating systems and with different web browsers, and managing the technical aspects including back-ups and data delivery to the researchers.
Above the surface, Chrome loads up web pages quickly, it manages multiple logins and passwords (and Google products) across several different computers, and it's so easy to use that it now has a more than 25% market share.
Participants in the lab completed the experiment across ten different computers in individual testing booths.
Review I've been using Dropbox for a couple months now to synchronize my files across several different computers.
American computer programmer Tomlinson arguably conceived the method of sending email between different computers across the forerunner to the internet, Arpanet, at the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa), introducing the "@" sign to allow messages to be targeted at certain users on certain machines.
Weave lets users sync their bookmarks, tabs, passwords, and histories in the cloud across Firefox browsers on different computers.
The analysis was repeated on four different computers across Linux (Ubuntu 12.04), UNIX (iOS), and Windows (Windows 7) platforms.
(Bazire and Brézillon 2005) cataloged more than 150 definitions of the concept and concluded that there are many definitions for context that differs strongly across different domains (computer science, philosophy, economy, business, human computer interaction).
