The phrase "and computers will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future developments or predictions related to computers.
Example: "In the coming years, technology will advance rapidly, and computers will be an integral part of our daily lives."
Alternatives: "and computers are going to be" or "and computers shall be".
Page however has said positive things about AI, arguing that it is likely that at some point robots and computers will be able to "reason, think and do things better than we can".
Only merchants preapproved for certain top-selling electronics, software and computers will be allowed to list the products on its site, Amazon.com said in a Web posting to sellers.
The theory is that clerks and computers will be kept so busy trying to send a refund check (which must not be cashed) that the fine will never be recorded.
Instead, the television and computers will be installed in a communal space in the house because, Ms. Kennedy said, "I want to know what they watch and have some control; I'm a big believer in boundaries and discipline".
In the not too distant future, probably by the end of the century, industry analysts say, cables and outlets for telephones and computers will be the same regardless of a particular brand.
Lights, cameras and computers will be powered from renewable energy sources, and the building will contain the world's largest L-shaped studio with enough room for four tennis courts, should newly recruited tennis commentator Martina Navratilova be called on to demonstrate the speed at which she can still serve an ace.
The phone, iPad and computer will be aware of each other, and while you're in the middle of a task, you can switch from one device to the next with a simple prompt.
Laptops and and tablet computers will be permitted with documents on the case — though lawyers have been warned against turning their iPads into cameras or recorders.
"And also looking at the future and what computers will be like what will the computer become?
Tech consultancy IDC estimates a total of 45 million notebook and desktop computers will be sold in 2008 to small and medium-size enterprises, or SMEs, worth $93 billion.
Sales of hardware, like mainframes and personal computers, will be hit hardest, Mr. Gantz said, while software and especially services should be more resilient.
