Sentence examples for connect to computers from inspiring English sources

Freeman got hold of one of the demonstration units of Glass, and quickly found that there is a "Debug Mode" which lets it connect to computers over a USB connection.

You can use the integrated Bluetooth communications both to send and receive photos, and it is very easy to connect to computers and printers.

But Gateway stressed that the financial problems did not give it any reason to second-guess its "beyond the box" strategy, which is aimed at shifting its emphasis from personal computers to selling a broad range of consumer electronic devices that will connect to computers and to the Internet.

By the time that a Danish king, Harald Bluetooth (whose unifying tendencies are recognised today when mobile phones connect to computers), bragged in the mid-10th century of forcing "the Danes to be Christian", the faith was already an old one in Scandinavia.

Zuckerberg did not say who would provide the receivers for the satellite signal – the web still has to connect to computers with cables and local Wi-Fi, after all – merely that Facebook was "going to work with local partners across these regions to help communities begin accessing internet services provided through satellite".

Images from a CT or MRI scan are saved to a DVD and physically transported from one facility to another, or scanners may only connect to computers on-premises via networking protocols unfamiliar to most in the Valley.

The handheld device connects to computers via a WLan connection.

But nowadays users no longer want to be connected to computers.

The Walking Company stores have sensors connected to computers to detect pressure points.

Otherwise, the backbone connects to computers located elsewhere on …. 9 The Internet.

Braille displays connected to computers largely solve this literacy issue but are sometimes prohibitively expensive.