Sentence examples for built in connectivity from inspiring English sources

Considering that mobile handsets have that built in connectivity these functionality seems to be a no-brainer, yet many developers are only slowly testing the waters.

As well as having more built in connectivity options and more processing clout, the Pi 3 has improved power management and an upgraded switched power source — up to 2.5 Amps — allowing it to support more powerful external USB devices, according to the Foundation.

Connected cars are set to revolutionise the car as we know it, with the overall number of vehicles with built-in connectivity expected to make up 90percentnt of the total market by 2020.

Built-in connectivity features, including 802.11b/g/n4 and Bluetooth®5 give users the flexibility to connect from any hotspot or pair the device with their favorite wireless accessories, such as a mouse, headphones and more.

Hand-held devices with built-in connectivity exist in the Palm OS world as well.

The device is compact considering its built-in connectivity, 400-megahertz processor and relatively large 3.5-inch screen.

We were playing Sega's new SegaSports NFL 2K1 football game, the first Dreamcast title that has built-in connectivity to Sega's brand-new gaming network, SegaNet.

With technology to stream games over the internet, built-in connectivity with Facebook and greater integration with tablets and smartphones, Sony made a pitch to reclaim lost market share and counter growing competition from rival video game systems and mobile devices.

Because it's hard to secure a device you can't update or get telemetry from, it's no surprise that these devices will feature built-in connectivity.

ACM has built-in connectivity for the thermodynamics and flowsheeting calculations hence the model allows a straight forward performance evaluation for any binary separation process, filling the gap between design and application of cyclic distillation.

With vehicles increasingly featuring built-in connectivity, ways to automatically share scenic trips via social media might be cool, but it also opens up questions about how connected we want our lives to be.