Sentence examples for feature costs from inspiring English sources
Say a certain home safety feature costs $50.
And beware: the hot spot feature costs an extra $30 a month.
(The feature costs a whopping $100 for the remainder of the season).
(This feature costs $50 to $100 per year from Palm's partner Visto, and isn't offered by all of the BlackBerry's cell carriers).
The hot spot feature costs $20 a month extra, and buys only 2 gigabytes of data for all of those laptops.
When the car companies were found to have a memo that actually said, "This safety feature costs X and saved Y lives," the very existence of that memo was considered damning.
Quicken versions with this feature cost between $59 and $99, but the programs are often on sale or offered as a deal with TurboTax.
(Office Live Essentials, with more features, costs $30 a month).
Samsung's wafer-thin Series 9 notebook, with comparable features, costs $1,049.
The printed 2011 Zagat guide to New York restaurants, which is limited to the five boroughs and has none of those features, costs $16.
To play DVD movies on a television set, one needs a separate set-top player that looks like a VCR and, depending on its features, costs from $400 to $1,000.
