Sentence examples for computer akin to from inspiring English sources
The company is widely expected to launch a tablet-style computer, akin to a giant iPhone, during 2010.
Watson, specifically, is a "question answering machine" of a type that artificial intelligence researchers have struggled with for decades -- a computer akin to the one on "Star Trek" that can understand questions posed in natural language and answer them.
On the list of new offerings in the latest Preview is a mode that adjusts the level of blue light emitted by the computer, akin to the option offered on some mobile operating systems, that's intended to make viewing a display easier on the eyes and help the human brain better get ready for bed.
With this last imitation, "The Imitation Game" alludes to the Turing Test, in which a user having a conversation through a computer — something akin to a computer chat — tries to determine whether the correspondent on the other end is a person or a program.
It features a Bravo Gustavo computer game akin to Guitar Hero and an application that allows the movement of an iPhone to shape music coming out of it.
Playing games on a Voodoo-powered PC is like listening to music recorded on a CD, while zapping the evil guys on a non-Voodoo computer is akin to listening to a scratchy 78 rpm record.
As it stands, however, this computer is akin to Baby's First Bitcoin miner, a plug and play device that is accessible and understandable and a great way to get into mining without going crazy.
But until the PC took over our desktops these computers were akin to the Vive – fun, nice to play with, and interesting only to a certain subset of a very nerdy population.
Mr. Hayden described how, before Macintosh, most people considered owning "your own personal computer" to be akin to owning "your own cruise missile".
The prosecution asserts, reasonably enough, that an encrypted computer is legally akin to a locked desk or safe.
A TIFF is essentially a screen shot of the image of the file, as it would appear on a computer monitor -- akin to scanning an old hard-copy photograph, eliminating any notes or details written on the back of the original photo.
