Sentence examples for calling the device from inspiring English sources
Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, introduced the DX at Pace University, calling the device particularly suited to textbooks.
But today, with its million units sold announcement, I noticed that Apple has apparently moved to calling the device the iPhone 3GS — with no space.
Shapiro's new Seattle-based startup is aiming to bring its first 'laser 3D printer' (as they are confusingly calling the device) to market by the end of this year — with a sub-$2,500 price-tag.
[Update: It totally will be.] Rumors and pundits have been going back and forth on whether Apple will continue to give iPhone models numbers or go the way of the iPad, simply calling the device "the new iPhone." But the Apple press invite seemed to point us more toward the device getting the numerical designation.
He called the device an "artificial leaf".
The technology-obsessed Mr. Watts calls the device his "integrated expression platform".
The pilots' union called the device a sinister way to spy on them.
Investigators called the device very sophisticated and capable of causing multiple casualties.
Mr. Lima, he said, had called the device "a chinee box".
Ainsworth called the device "a retarder, generically — you're turning a diesel engine into an air compressor".
But, as a product, Apple TV remains a mere "hobby," as Jobs dismissively calls the device in Isaacson's book.
