The phrase "all kinds of computer" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "all kinds of computers" to refer to various types of computers.
Example: "In today's market, you can find all kinds of computers, from laptops to desktops to tablets."
Alternatives: "various types of computers" or "a variety of computers."
Take Web technology as an example, in retrospect, Web 1.0 was "read-only" (50K average band width, ABW), Web 2.0 is "read-write" (1M ABW), and Web 3.0 promises to have the attributes of "read-write-execute" with greater ABW[ 40], as cloud computing delivers all kinds of computer resources via the internet which to some extent aids the furtherance of Web 3.0.
And she is still willing to break rules to decode and reroute all kinds of computer data to help Bauer.
company from one that makes money by selling products at a markup to a company that earns fees taking care of the logistics for all kinds of computer makers and dealers, Web sellers included.
Whether you order in Roos' shop or at his own Web site, he can tap into an inventory of 35,000 United Stationers products from more than 500 manufacturers from a single Bic pen to a 325-pound fireproof safe, and all kinds of computer ware in between.
Hewlett-Packard, for example, talks about offering companies all kinds of computers configured to work well together, while I.B.M. sells business software and services in the cloud.
Linux, he predicts, will become the operating-system standard for all kinds of computers and before long will be ready to cope even with the demands of corporate data centres.
The first was to rewrite an IBM database language called SQL into a form that would allow it to run on all kinds of computers, from mainframes to desktops.
Instead, he'd make frequent trips to the swap meet in Oakland, where there was a section devoted to "all kinds of computer-related junk".
"All kinds of computers are vulnerable to electrical failures or data theft.
Coffee pots, cups, kitsch ashtrays, an LP itself ("a mirror of the terrible 20th century" according to the scathing on-screen script) it matches one kind of bric-a-brac with another, sending up all kinds of rhetoric from computer etiquette to management deadspeak.
The watch can connect wirelessly to all kinds of host devices: computers, laptops, and smartphones and works best with Android, Blackberry, Mac, Windows and Linux (adding iPhone support is in the works, but Apple requires special chips to be built into the watch).
