Sentence examples for computer out there from inspiring English sources

"I said, 'It's mine now.' She said no, and sure enough when I took the computer out, there was a disk".

There is a commercial computer out there but it's very expensive ($10m), it has very limited computing power and it hasn't yet been verified by anybody externally [as to] what it's actually doing.

For context, Google already makes about $30 a year from each desktop computer out there.

I've also bought at least one of just about every touch computer out there, just to see how they perform.

It also assures people buying iPhones that there is a computer out there from the same company that they can move to from whatever they're using now.

So it's only fair that it's not Japan but Korea that gets a special version of the MiNEW A10, most probably the cutest Hello Kitty computer out there.

Broadband users are more vulnerable to attacks because their "always on" connections mean that their computers are out there as potential targets for many more hours a day.

"I still think it's not in the computer, it's out there.

If you want to get something done with a computer, it turns out, there are better ways to do it than laboriously type out conversational sentences to be read by a programme with a shaky grasp of the language and a gratingly affected sense of humour.

No one would believe that it had not been manipulated by computer, Jason said, pointing out, "There's Photoshop now".

This sort of module-based computer learning is already out there.