Sentence examples for commodity devices from inspiring English sources
The true enablers of participation turn out to be nothing more exciting than cheap commodity devices, reliable access to sufficiently high- bandwidth connectivity, and generic cloud services.
"We build proof-of-concepts for previously infeasible applications including the first contact lens form factor antenna prototype and an implantable neural recording interface that communicates directly with commodity devices such as smartphones and watches, thus enabling the vision of Internet-connected implantedevicesesaysSmithSmith and co.
More work needs to be done to support more sophisticated abstractions widely on commodity devices.
Home 3D printers are basically commodity devices, like any HP inkjet.
The testbed is based on off-the-shelf hardware components (i.e., IEEE 802.11 commodity devices) and open software modules.
The current 802.11 commodity devices suffer interference caused from non-overlapping frequencies over each other due to lack of prefect filtering at the antenna [28].
Moreover, the day is not far off when a handheld computer, regardless of its operating system software, will be just another commodity device, and the distinguishing features will come from software, applications and services.
I've seen the Suunto factory in Finland and I came away impressed: for a mass-market, commodity device there is a lot of care put into the manufacture of these pieces.
The challenge for Integrated Systems is to deliver a version of PSOS that will run on a wide variety of custom chips designed for monitoring everything from a car suspension to the ailerons on an airplane, Microsoft has it easy in comparison; a PC is a commodity device built around standard circuitry.
The smartphone -- as powerful, indispensable and promising as the technology might still be -- looks more and more like the television and PC, and is entering a new phase of life as a commodity device.
Unfortunately, today's commodity network devices are not energy proportional, mainly because the components of the network devices (such as transceivers, line cards, fans, etc) are always kept on regardless of whether they have data packets to transfer or not, leading to a significant energy wastage.
