Sentence examples for drive capable from inspiring English sources

According to various comments after its introduction, the lack of Photoshop; no access to the file system; no USB port for flash memory drives, or a spinning hard drive capable of storing 160GB, or a physical keyboard.

Industry insiders expect that, within a few years, a 32-gigabyte USB drive capable of holding as much as a Blu-ray disc will cost about the same as the latter does today.

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Though your laptop may not have all the gigabytes that you deserve but that your chintzy grandparents, who lease a brand-new Lexus every year, declined to spring for, it does have a hard drive capable of storing the equivalent of eighty billion three-by-five file cards, probably enough to get you through college (after which you will need to upgrade).

However, no drive capable of spreading efficiently through a wild population has yet been developed.

Pioneer announced at IFA that it will be releasing a drive capable of reading both HD DVD and Blu-ray discs.

For example, the Sky+ recorder offered by News Corporation's British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB), in Britain, has a 40-gigabyte hard-drive capable of storing 20 hours of video.

It will also be possible to build desktop drives capable of storing 400 billion bytes of data and portable drives capable of storing 200 billion bytes.

Recognizing the possibility of an irreversible error, however, he and Church, in their earliest experiments, began to build drives capable of restoring any DNA that had been removed.

C1 Advance in Disk Capacity I.B.M. scientists announced a breakthrough that could result in disk drives capable of holding more than 100 times current capacities.

[Page A1.] Disk Drive Breakthrough Reported A group of I.B.M. scientists said it had achieved a breakthrough that could result in one-inch disk drives capable of holding 100 times the data of the most sophisticated existing hard drives.