The phrase "aging computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a computer that is becoming outdated or less efficient over time.
Example: "My aging computer struggles to run the latest software updates, making it difficult to complete my work efficiently."
Alternatives: "old computer" or "outdated computer".
CTB/McGraw-Hill, another testing giant, said it had also added capacity and was upgrading its aging computer systems.
The faltering battery life of her aging computer now dictates the length of her daily writing sessions: two hours.
They include a shortage of doctors and nurses, aging computer networks and increasing demand for care from 6 million veterans.
At 36, Mr. Antonopoulos is an aging computer whiz kid with long hair and an easy smile.
Honeywell's consumer products group, for example, has three disparate, aging computer systems that track 17 factories and more than $1 billion in annual sales.
As a result, he said, he was concerned that the aging computer systems that form the underpinnings of the border-protection program would soon need to be replaced at tremendous cost.
Most of the investment was to replace aging computers and software, but some was probably for expansion, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported.
In New York City, finding an appropriate final resting place for aging computers, boom boxes and televisions can be an arduous task.
Room 331, their cramped classroom, features an autoclave, a collection of aging computers and a radio that is often playing classical music.
Government spending is barely rising, and business investment, although rising strongly, is limited mainly to replacement of aging computers, government data suggest.
Companies, he said, may soon have no choice but to replace aging computers and software to avoid major technical problems that could come with relying on old equipment.
