"boasts features" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that contains a lot of desirable features or has something to be proud of. For example, "This new phone boasts features that you won't find in any other device."
The App Store description boasts features including the new 'Touch Flow Controls', which involves dragging, tapping and swiping to move, pass and shoot.
Despite its small size, the Here2Anywhere boasts features like a big blue dot-matrix display that proclaims the song title and artist with more clarity than the small liquid-crystal-display readout of an iPod.
The PlayBook also boasts features such as a built-in high-definition camera for video conferencing on the go.A pad of multimediaRIM is understandably keen to defend its turf against the threat posed by iPhones and iPads, which being stylish and easy to use are starting to make inroads into businesses.
He quit in 2004 and is now president of Zimbra, a San Mateo maker of a new age e-mail program that sells for half the cost of Microsoft's product and boasts features Microsoft doesn't match.
With many companies offering Facebook storefront solutions, Zibaba hopes to standout through the flexibility of its platform, which boasts features such as giving merchants the choice of keeping the checkout within Facebook or redirecting back to their own site.
Seasalt & Pepper: Seafood by the sea (or the Miami River, in this case), Seasalt & Pepper boasts features such as a truffled gorgonzola and pear pizzette and whole fish catch of the day.
The 168,666 ton vessel is among the 10 biggest liners to be built and, its Royal Caribbean owners boast, features several high-tech attractions new to cruise ships.
Other e-readers have been released which boast features not available on the Kindle, such as touch screens and full-color displays.
It will boast features like 4K support and likely smoother performance for VR gaming via PlayStation VR, the headset accessory due out for PlayStation 4 this fall.
But the new reader linked above boasts more features than the Article Skimmer that's currently featured on First Look, which is basically a showcase for new NYTimes.com features and services.
built in 1908, this stunning architectural masterpiece boasts original features throughout".
