The phrase "audio hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to physical devices or equipment that are used for audio processing, playback, or recording.
Example: "To improve the sound quality of your recordings, investing in high-quality audio hardware is essential."
Alternatives: "sound equipment" or "audio equipment".
Google has already experimented with audio hardware.
Nest's founder and chief executive, Tony Fadell, is hardly a newcomer to the world of digital music and audio hardware.
The renowned audio hardware made its debut in 1988 and quickly found favour with pioneering dance music producers.
Steve Guttenberg, audio hardware reviewer, CNet If the left and right front speakers are too close together, it just sounds like you're just listening to TV speakers.
That company is expected to record sales of $1bn for its connected audio hardware this year, and recently raised $130m of funding to continue expanding.
Beats Music started life in early 2013 as a Spotify rival codenamed Daisy, developed within audio hardware firm Beats Electronics – the company co-founded by Dr Dre and Universal Music executive Jimmy Iovine.
However, Leopard has improved overall OS X stability and my M-Audio hardware no longer randomly freezes my computer.
The M-Audio hardware within these packages sounds compelling too: a studio quality USB mic, FastTrack USB interface and an M-Audio KeyStudio USB keyboard, respectively.
The distinct software portions are known as Pro Tools M-Powered™ Essential software, which is a specific version of ProTools that works natively with M-Audio hardware (which incidentally Avid owns).
His handcrafted audio-hardware sculptures are built from things like plywood, duct tape, batteries, and foam core, an indication of the artist's masterful ability to draw art out of everyday objects.
These filings detail tech that could appear in future headphone tech from Apple, which is interesting given that they just acquired Beats, including its audio accessory hardware division.
