"computer realm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to the realm of computer technology, which includes topics such as programming, computer hardware, and software development. For example, "The world of computer programming is an entire realm that I'm eager to explore."
"He only wanted Widow to compete with Alienware in the gaming-computer realm in an apparent attack on Alienware's core product," he said late Wednesday in a posting on his company's Web site.
Here was a technology capable of truly immersing participants in the digital environment; the essentially alienating presence of the 2D screen would be gone for ever, to be replaced by computer-generated realms that we could step into and exist in.
With its look at the primordial affect of the digital realm, "Computer Chess" searches for the roots of the aesthetic — and the world view that it embodies.
This brings geospatial analysis into the computer graphics software realm, leveraging the capabilities of Blender, such as BVH tree generation and ray casting, for GIS.
In the professional realm, computers have also upended our lives.
Mr. Panetta said he and his Chinese counterparts had discussed the expanding realm of computer network warfare.
For Mr. Mercer, the Samsung project is the culmination of more than two decades of focus on extending personal computer technologies into the realm of portable devices.
The one issue Mr. Lessig addresses speaks to the broader area of how traditional antitrust doctrine applies to the realm of computer software.
Those are the promises of, respectively, Emotiv Systems and NeuroSky, two young companies based in California, that plan to transport the measurement of brain waves from the medical sphere into the realm of computer games.
Online bulletin boards have moved beyond the realm of computer aficionados and are now encroaching on the turf of the local coffeehouse as the place to discuss neighborhood issues.
The proposal from the twins, who already have sizable bitcoin holdings, is an audacious one: the Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust could send digital money from the realm of computer programmers, Internet entrepreneurs and a small circle of professional investors like themselves into the hands of retail investors — virtually anyone with a brokerage account.
