Sentence examples for cost of microprocessors from inspiring English sources

The idea has been dusted off again largely because of the declining cost of microprocessors.

The next step, Sledge says, is DNA-sequencing technology, which is getting cheaper and more powerful at a rate faster than Moore's Law, which predicts the regular reduction in the cost of microprocessors that has driven the computer revolution.

The building efficiency revolution emerges now from the inter-related confluence of the collapsed cost of microprocessors, enabling embedded intelligence in offerings as simple as light bulbs (soon), as well as the development of standards and interfaces for the formerly "dumb" hardware, and the ubiquity of the Internet.

Given the universal appeal of televisions -- far greater than that of computers -- Mr. Perry, the Mitsubishi executive, said he believed the cost of the microprocessors will drop by 50percentt each year for the next three.

In hardware, the new low-cost technology of microprocessors, used in personal computers, disrupted the mainframe business, sending its profits plummeting.

"We think it might add $20 to the cost of the microprocessor but it could run as much as 20% faster," Pohlman argues.

"We think that it might add $20 to the cost of the microprocessor, but it could run as much as 20% faster," Pohlman argues.

Intel continues to invest in its own silicon development, funding ninja jujitsu technology advances despite the ever-rising cost, and has reaped the reward of these investments in the increasing performance, decreasing power requirements, and declining cost of its microprocessor transistors.

National Semiconductor officials declined to discuss pricing, but some analysts expect the chip to sell for some $50 -- roughly one-third the price of microprocessor chips now used in the lowest-cost PC's.

Now, aided by the declining cost and increasing speed of microprocessors, far smoother sentences are possible, Dr. Rabiner said.

Chris Harrison, Stanley's global product manager for measuring and layout tools, said that like MP3 players and PC's, stud sensors have benefited from the availability of microprocessors that cost less and do more.