Sentence examples for class of computing from inspiring English sources

A decade ago Bill Gates, founder and former chief executive of Microsoft, presented a new class of computing to the world: a tablet PC that offered a fully functional computer with the "intuitive aspects of pencil and paper".

They are betting that this year represents the beginning of a boom in a new class of computing device — things like shrunken laptops called netbooks, personal G.P.S. navigators and handheld game systems, as well as an expanding array of idiosyncratic gadgets that connect wirelessly to the Internet for every conceivable purpose.

Embedded systems are essentially a special class of computing systems designed for monitoring and controlling objects of the physical world.

"It is rare to be able to introduce a completely new class of computing to the market, and we are proud today to do just that with Distributed Trusted Computing.

It will also make possible a new class of computing applications to transmit high-definition video to homes hundreds or even thousands of times as fast as over today's Internet.

Our aim is to provide a wide-breath proof-of-concept regarding the usefulness of GPU architectures to chemoinformatics, a class of computing problems still uncovered.

Of course, it's in Apple's interests to maintain the value of distinct classes of computing hardware, given its business is a hardware one.

Expert Cloud as a new class of Cloud computing systems by employing the Internet infrastructures and Cloud computing concepts enables its users to request the skill, knowledge and expertise of human resources without any information about their location.

In order to ensure minimum modification of original package structure, a new approach of computing class relations using weighted strengths has been proposed here.

Now there is a emerging consensus among American computer designers that the Lego-block approach of chaining together microprocessors fails when it comes to certain classes of computing problems.

There is thus an emerging consensus among American computer designers that the Lego-block approach of chaining together microprocessors fails when it comes to certain classes of computing problems.