Sentence examples for and hardware that could from inspiring English sources

Some other companies like E La Carte and Ziosk enable ordering from the table with purpose-built tablets, but Waitr wants to avoid saddling restaurants with clutter and hardware that could break down, Meaux said.

Nvidia also had its own showfloor presences, including a self-driving car demonstration featuring BB8, its own test car, and an Audi Q7 equipped with the same software and hardware that could also drive itself, with no human behind the wheel.

Alumni of Starburst Accelerator include companies working on a range of technologies from entertainment and communication systems that could work in flight on a space shuttle, to earth image gathering and analysis systems, and 3-D printing materials and hardware that could allow astronauts to manufacture anything they need to function on a mission.

Updates to the DisplayPort protocol might allow it, but it probably won't happen in time for WWDC and any hardware that could reasonably be expected to be announced there.

It was a rather large laptop as laptops go, with a big, roomy heart filled with all kinds of good things, an impressive collection of ports, and big, strong hardware that could stand the test of any situation into which its owner might put it.

Then it came time for Pati and his engineers to design hardware that could juggle demand for hundreds of channels and random selections from a library of videos.

These devices are expensive, at around £500, and also require high-end computer hardware that could set you back a further £800-£1,000.

Kalinske, Sony Electronic Publishing's Olaf Olafsson, and Sony America's Micky Schulhof had previously discussed development of a joint "Sega/Sony hardware system", which never came to fruition due to Sega's desire to create hardware that could accommodate both 2D and 3D visuals and Sony's competing notion of focusing entirely on 3D technology.

NBC complained that Apple was making money by selling hardware that could play NBC's junk and NBC wanted a piece of the action.

The current system of curbside recycling hasn't kept pace with today's stream of high-tech garbage, which increasingly includes hardware that could be salvaged (like cellphone parts) and products that contain toxic materials that could be more safely disposed of (like some fluorescent light bulbs).

The second group checks for hardware that could push the car past its $500 limit and docks offenders one lap for every $10 spent.