Sentence examples for combined hardware from inspiring English sources
When Hewlett-Packard announced last week that it planned to join forces with Compaq Computer, creating a combined hardware and services company almost the size of I.B.M., its executives said it had contemplated leaving the personal computer business entirely.
Nintendo sold more than 800,000 combined hardware units in June.
It offers combined hardware and software products and subscriptions by offering network security, data security, and management solutions for enterprise networks and services.
The company is targeting the 20 million target shooters in the U.S., with a combined hardware and subscription software business.
The subtraction of the mean value from the measurements removes the phase ambiguities and combined hardware delay, which contains integer characteristic if no cycle slip happens.
He succeeded in creating CloudSense, an IoT solution that combined hardware, the cloud using a service provided by sponsor Atlantic.net, and an iPhone and Apple Watch app.
The new "Quality of Life" business will involve some sort of combined hardware-software platform, and will not be based around games like Wii Fit, which was a huge hit on the Wii console, or technology like FitBit or Nike's Fuel Band.
But here's another view, from Daniel M. Harrison's blog: Anyone who thinks Google can continue its phenomenal growth without a platform to combine hardware, storage, StarOffice, JAVA, and Solaris ought to think again — the combinations are the only competitive advantage that can enable them to trade at a P/E of 100 — and perhaps way above.
Like Apple, Amazon is adept at combining hardware, software and content to produce compelling entertainment experiences.
Led by Chiueh Tzi-cker, it is focusing on developing by the end of this year a prototype for a cloud computing data center "total solution" combining hardware and operating systems that could be adapted and commercialized by Taiwan firms.
These more profitable businesses typically combine hardware, software and industry expertise to, for example, help companies analyze vast amounts of data to find opportunities to cut costs and increase sales.
