Sentence examples for digital gizmo from inspiring English sources

MIGHT the Apple iPod, the coolest digital gizmo of the moment, be doomed?

It also distances the digital gizmo ever more from its analogue forebears.

It is easy to spot the likely casualties: anything whose function can be fulfilled efficiently — if not more so — by a cellphone, computer or another digital gizmo.

Beep! Beep!" sound in the vicinity of a 5-year-old, one assumed that the child was cheerfully imitating a motor vehicle, not honing his incipient mutant-killing abilities on a digital gizmo.

Thanks to their strong computing skills, the electronics groups hope to grab the lion's share before Japan's giants of retailing, finance and the media wake up.But the real competition for Japan's digital gizmo makers may prove to be local affiliates of foreign portals such as Yahoo!, Amazon, eBay and AOL, which are used to the Internet's relentless change.

No, not some smart new jet equipped with every latest safety device and digital gizmo, but a 28-seat Douglas DC-3 (twin-piston).

WHEN Steve Jobs unveiled a new handheld music player, the iPod, in 2001, the nay-sayers saw his "breakthrough digital device" as an overpriced gizmo with limited appeal.

Gizmo, a free fortnightly digital magazine, launches on March 11 and, like Monkey, will be delivered to readers' inboxes.

Perhaps you've caught a glimpse of Sony's new digital music player, a sleek silver gizmo brandished in TV spots by pop star Macy Gray, part of a new ad blitz.

At it's core, the gizmo is essentially an Android-powered digital camera, with WiFi, AT&T 4G LTE, and a quad-core SoC.

All that is needed is a colossal bilingual dictionary and a program for analysing the source text and generating the target text.This kind of approach still crops up in digital phrase books though, to be fair to Mr Abe's gizmo, it had many more smarts in it than just a huge online dictionary.