The phrase "across the hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing interactions, compatibility, or functionality that spans multiple hardware components or systems.
Example: "The software is designed to work seamlessly across the hardware, ensuring optimal performance on various devices."
Alternatives: "throughout the hardware" or "across different hardware".
Nevertheless, companies continue to roll out across-the-board hardware and software upgrades.
While products that the company makes have, as a whole, moved across the hardware-software-services continuum, the research that underlies them hasnt quite kept pace.
While products that the company makes have, as a whole, moved across the hardware-software-services continuum, the research that underlies them hasn't quite kept pace.
The CCDM would function as a multi-party joint venture fueled by a consortium of specialty VR/360 studios, many of whom act as their own distributors, in which their content would be hosted in the CCDM's standalone application across all the hardware (HMD) and mobile app stores.
The challenges associated with the interlock appear to be attitudinal in nature on the part of the drivers, whereas those associated with the counterforce system are technical matters involving fitment of the hardware across different makes and models.
"I told my wife: If we're on a road trip, and we pull into a Kentucky Fried Chicken, and I die in the car — can you please drive across the street to the hardware store?" The next week White was giving a birthday party for Third Man, another swing bang humdinger.
While many pore over the hardware specs across offerings from rivals Google, Samsung and Apple in a fan-based one-upmanship contest, there are some oddities which fly in the face of where consumers are placing their money.
Worth noting: The hardware across all the boards is now made by Boosted; they're making their own wheels, building their own custom decks from a new, lighter poplar/fiberglass composite and CNC milling their own trucks out of aluminum for the sake of strength.
USR bought companies across the spectrum (hardware to software, or vice versa) and started an in-house product group to build a super-cool conference room phone at one point.
