Sentence examples for computers given from inspiring English sources

In January, Google announced a partnership with the Raspberry Pi Foundation to see 15,000 of the credit card-sized computers given to UK school children.

I told him that there was no way Brazil could stick by its ban on foreign computers, given the country's need to modernize, but that I needed help to get through this rough patch.

For extra-credit wine scholars, Mr. May hopes to put up the wine list on the SD26 Web site "in the same format as the computers given to our customers," he said.

The battlefield computers given to Land Warrior soldiers, for instance, are based on the same Intel Pentium processors used in personal computers, standard wireless data networking chips and the Microsoft Windows operating system.

(And didn't you love the F.B.I.'s big show of carting away her computers?) Given the government's propensity, since 9/11, to stamp "classified" on every piece of paper short of the paper towels in the commissary, my guess is that this claim is also going to turn out to be less than earth-shattering.

In an interview, Mr. Miller said he was prompted by concern over data being collected about students through computers given to their schools by Zap Me. "Not a lot of attention is being paid to whether parents agree with this or want their children to participate or not participate," he said.

The corporate empire is disintegrating and atomizing in the same way mainframe computers gave way to distributed, networked and then massively mobile computing.

Portable technology is outselling personal computers, giving the company new spots to place online advertising.

"Computers give us tremendous outreach, not just to customers but to other craftspeople.

Compaq, based in Houston, sold 6.86 million computers, giving it a 15.7percentt market share, Dataquest said.

If crashing computers give you the fantods, wait for a version that does not have a zero in it.