The phrase "action computer" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in a specific context, such as referring to a computer designed for action-oriented tasks or gaming, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The new action computer is optimized for high-performance gaming and real-time simulations."
Alternatives: "performance computer" or "gaming computer".
The movie is all about nonstop action, computer generated spectacle and sanitized sadomasochism, edited into one big roaring whir (Holden).
Whether that means making another live action computer game or an interactive VR film, we'll see.
The video used a mix of computer-created graphics and live action; computer graphics were produced by Digital Domain and directed by Joseph Kosinski.
Once the "Gravity" team realized that the only way to achieve the painstaking photorealism the project demanded was to seamlessly combine live action, computer animation and CGI, new systems had to be invented and new ways of using existing equipment explored.
It is all about nonstop action, computer-generated spectacle and sanitized sadomasochism, edited into one big, roaring whir.
In 1985 he got out of sporting goods and switched to a product with a little more action: computers.
Johnathan Shub, a lawyer in Philadelphia who specializes in class-action computer litigation, suggests that consumers "absolutely should not trust vendors with their confidential information".
Gerard Butler is trapped in an ultraviolent live-action computer game in which he runs around shooting people and getting shot at; his every action controlled by a 17-year-old gamer wielding a Wii-type gizmo from the comfort of his own home.
Mr. Bird has said in the past that he thought the project best suited to hand-drawn animation, an approach very far from the live-action, computer-assisted, star-driven approach taken by Mr. Miller.
In that complaint, Intel is accused of, among other things, taking punitive action against computer makers who used chips from AMD in their computer and server products.
In its current form, HiMpact replays the action on computer monitors.
