Sentence examples for expensive format from inspiring English sources

It has no autofocus lamp or burst mode, either, and it requires XD memory cards -- an expensive format.

The record industry swelled its coffers in the 1980s and 1990s with the CD reissue boom, cannily getting people to buy their record collections again on a more expensive format.

Her book was released as a paperback original, not a hardcover, which is the preferred, more expensive format chosen when a publisher wants a book to make a big splash.

Some veteran players have suggested, for example, that the familiar and expensive format — host, monologue, band, couch, guests — so durable for more than 50 years, is threatened by oversaturation and technological revolution at the same time.

Here Jeff compares his least expensive book format (if you factor in shipping) with his most expensive format, and rocks your world with the revelation that the cheaper product sells faster at Amazon.

Tarantino planned a film in 70mm, an unusual and expensive format recently used by Paul Thomas Anderson for The Master, and there would have been plum roles for Michael Madsen, Bruce Dern, Christoph Waltz and Samuel L Jackson, the site says.

The least expensive formats are Compact Flash (big and rugged, about $55 online for a one-gigabyte card; available in capacities up to eight gigabytes) and SD (about $70 online for a one-gigabyte card; maximum two gigabytes).

Media buyers can now reach their targets with wider and less expensive formats.

Wedded to digital Beta, Sony then developed its own less-expensive format called DV, but it pushed that mainly for corporate and institutional uses (like training videos), hoping to sell the more-expensive digital Beta systems to broadcasters.

It's unusual these days for a film to sell such a high percentage of tickets in the more expensive 3D format.

But why do books come out in heavy, expensive hardback format first?The first books were bound with strong, rigid covers.