The phrase "affordable hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing technology or equipment that is reasonably priced and accessible to a wide range of consumers.
Example: "Many people are looking for affordable hardware options to upgrade their computers without breaking the bank."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly equipment" or "cost-effective devices."
The combined firm can hook customers with affordable hardware, then profit from Invitrogen's high-margin laboratory products.
All four devices are fully capable of running Chrome OS smoothly on much more affordable hardware, which makes the Pixel seem like overkill.
I graduated from high school in 1999, entering the supposed world of adults at the same time affordable hardware and software exploded into the homes of everyone I knew.
At the Davos session, Mr. Barrett sketched out a four-point program for getting involvement from emerging economies including affordable hardware, low-cost data communications, local curriculum and educators.
Such consumerization extends far beyond the availability of affordable hardware and Internet-delivered, consumer-oriented services.
Dell uses its affordable hardware as its calling card, then offers services along with storage and networking.
Jose Gomez-Marquez directs medical technology design at Little Devices @ MIT and is the creator of MIT's first course on affordable medical hardware.
How? Kano's marketing is now focused more around three concepts – "Make, learn, play" – with an emphasis on accessibility at a time when children have more access to open-source software, affordable computing hardware and online communities to get inspiration for creative projects.
As far as Jobs is concerned, Apple is the only company that makes affordable, quality hardware and software.
Its intended purpose is to make it possible for OEMs like Infosonics to build affordable Microsoft hardware that can compete with its budget Android devices.
The category that's shaping up here, as he sees it, has to do with affordable educational hardware that can grow along with students' skills.
