The phrase "computerized device" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase any time to describe a device that is operated by or utilizes a computer or microprocessor. For example, "The machine at the factory uses a computerized device to track inventory."
The computerized device has images accompanied by a voice recording.
The Alcotest is a computerized device that uses infrared technology to determine blood-alcohol levels.
Each student was hooked up to a computerized device that recorded muscle activity; another monitor checked blood pressure.
More plausible, at least logistically, is Eye Candy, a red computerized device the size and shape of a lollipop.
Brin was, of course, wearing an early prototype of Google Glass, a computerized device that could be worn like a pair of glasses and had a display that you could see out of the corner of your eye.
Photoluminescent research into gas environments were conducted using the computerized device with the dual monochromator DMR-4.
And don't forget the problems with all computerized devices.
Mr. Jamison, who is 60, bought his first "go to" telescope -- the astronomers' term for the computerized devices -- in 1995.
Nearly everything is a little computer that wants to seek out and connect to other computerized devices, no matter who makes them.
Capsaicin, a substance that gives the sensation of heat when it hits nerve receptors, is analyzed in terms of parts per million using computerized devices.
For years, Nintendo's consoles — especially its ubiquitous handheld devices, from the Game & Watch toys of the eighties through to the many incarnations of the Game Boy and Nintendo DS — were the first computerized devices that children encountered.
