Sentence examples for extender technology from inspiring English sources

"When Microsoft killed Windows Home Server's "Drive Extender" technology, we mourned its loss but held up hope that the company would persevere with the concept.

Look for a big push behind the extender technology going forward, with a combination play about Vista and Xbox 360 and Zune.

By acting as a bridge between the PC and home entertainment centers, the extender technology marks a potentially powerful tool for the computing industry's aggressive push into the nation's living rooms, said Tim Bajarin, industry analyst with Creative Strategies.

For years, MS has been using its Windows Media Center extender technology to allow devices like the Xbox 360 and your home computer to be turned into Windows Media Center platforms.

This range extender from a company known for technology innovation can provide up to 12,000 square feet of Wi-Fi coverage, which will prove to be more than necessary for any college student.

In fact, along with the capabilities of supporting multiple wireless technologies by developing specific Extender modules, AMBER is a suitable choice to control devices through wired field buses requiring real-time constraints.

In this study, standard processed semen with the Biladyl extender (control) was compared with semen processed by sperm immobilization technology developed by SpermVital AS in a blind field trial.

Logistics giant UPS will deploy a prototype electric vehicle featuring a fuel cell range-extender in its Rolling Laboratory fleet of alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles.

While General Motors won't reveal the details of the 1.4-liter 4-cylinder planned for use as a range-extender in the 2011 Volt, John Bereisa, whose many roles at G.M. include directing advanced engineering and technology development strategy, did offer an overview of the engine that will power this car's generator.

The Net Extender's optimal data transfer rate is not as rapid as those of some wireless game adapters that use 802.11b technology, known as Wi-Fi.

Memex stood for "memory extender".