The phrase "at different computers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple computers that are not the same or are located in various places.
Example: "The software can be accessed at different computers, allowing users to work from various locations."
Alternatives: "on various computers" or "across multiple computers".
The programs can be used by several people at different computers to collaborate on a document.
Newly minted graduates of the University of Chicago's computer science doctoral program, the two 20-something entrepreneurs set to work perfecting a software program that allows thousands of people at different computers to work simultaneously on the same project.
Now tools are being developed by Microsoft and other companies that let people at different computers search as a team, dividing responsibilities and pooling results and recommendations in a shared Web space on the browser display as they plan a family vacation, for instance, or research a medical problem.
Like a lot of people, I spend time at many different computers: one at work, one in the den, one in the bedroom and so forth.
As computing systems increasing take on thousands, even a million, different computers at once, operating in a "cloud" of computers deployed for one function, then another, it becomes critical for hardware and software providers to get themselves inserted into the parts that oversee everything else.
Now that we do our computing on clusters of computers in the cloud, functional programming is faster than imperative because it's possible to break a computing problem down into parts and send it off to different computers at the same time.
The ability to work independently, remote (on-line), at any time, from different computers without any meeting.
In particular, among the improvements obtained after implementation of this scheme we can include: The ability to work independently, remote (on-line), at any time, from different computers without any meeting.
Lycos Cinema launched over two years ago, with the promise of letting friends watch videos from different computers at the same time using 'simulstream' technology, which was supposed to mimic the social experience of watching a movie in a movie theatre or over at a friend's house.
The present paper aims at comparing different computer-integrated set-ups to support the design of human-centred manufacturing workstations.
If you ever find yourself at a different computer — another one of your own machines, or even a borrowed one — you still have access to your files; you can download and upload them from that Web repository.
