Sentence examples for buy memory from inspiring English sources

Plus they have to buy memory cards for a few hundred dollars".

What to buy: Memory Tapes has no deal in the UK but there is a US release, the Seek Magic LP, out this month on Acephale.

You can also buy memory cards to increase storage, up to 128 megabytes, which translates to about two hours of stored music.

The deal, which is intended to strengthen the existing relationship of the two companies, commits Dell to buy memory components, liquid-crystal displays, monitors and optical disk drives from Samsung.

A master of metaphor, a seigneur of similes (for Jupp leaving the old school MySpace site would be like "Julian Assange popping out of the Ecuadorian Embassy to the local shop to buy memory sticks"), Jupp's return to the 'eloquent bumbling' he honed in his earlier Edinburgh Fringe shows is a welcome one.

The Superstore is open to the general public, and fans will be able to print pictures, upload overcrowded memory cards onto CDs or Web servers and, of course, buy memory cards, cameras and accessories.

They were there, after all, to buy Memories.

Why not buy AppleTV, SanDisk's Take TV, or something similar? 3. I could see this working for people who don't have high-speed internet access at home but are the kinds of people who don't have high-speed internet the same people who are gonna be savvy enough to rent or buy memory-card movies from a machine?

SanDisk used to sell about two-thirds of its products through retail stores like Best Buy and Fry's Home Electronics, with consumers buying memory cards to give their devices more storage space.

She has been convicted of murdering her adoptive father, Lloyd Hendricks, a white man who bought Memory from her parents when she was 9. To prove her innocence, Memory follows her lawyer's advice and writes down her version of the events.

Be careful when buying memory cards.