Sentence examples for essentially tiny from inspiring English sources

Digital picture frames — essentially tiny computer monitors — are perennial favorites among gift-givers, but loading photos onto them is a perennial headache for the technologically challenged.

The smarter microprocessor cards are essentially tiny computers, so they require an operating system.

The discs would also have three 0.1-meter-long protruding electronic "ears" with a solar power source so they could adjust their position, making them essentially tiny spacecraft.

At the most basic level, the myriad transistors in a computer are essentially tiny digital schemes, each with two types: the "on" and "off" settings of the transistor-capacitor switch.

These tags are essentially tiny feeds, so if you like iPod stuff subscribe to http://crunchgear.com/category/gear/ipod/feed (note the "feed" at the end of the URL).

Essentially a tiny PC in a tiny box like other barebones setups, the Artigo sports the latest Nano-ITX mainboard and uses a sort of netbook-level processor, the VIA 1.5GHz C7-D.

Twenty years ago, the United States was, essentially, a tiny soccer nation trapped in the body of a major geopolitical power.

A chip is essentially a tiny transponder that uses radio frequency waves to transmit data, including registration and vendor contact information.

The responsibilities of the New South Wales state government naturally extend beyond Sydney, while the grandly titled lord mayor of Sydney presides over what is essentially a tiny local council, but one that includes the central business district.

My iPod is essentially a tiny computer.

With a little sass and vinegar, he install the MacBook Pro into the case and created the aptly named Mac Pro Ultra Mini, essentially a tiny Mac Pro.