Sentence examples for features targeted at from inspiring English sources

Both VMware's View 4 product and Citrix's XenDesktop 4 offer an array of features targeted at making virtual desktop deployments more economically feasible, reliable and productive.

On the right hand side of the front page, you should also notice more features targeted at our large and growing audience in the region.

This isn't the sky falling, of course: XP Mode is a special feature targeted at businesses that have legacy applications that require Windows XP.

The accessibility feature, targeted at visually impaired users, will be hitting the Paperwhite first, shipping as a bundle with the reader.

The 12-megapixel camera also uses a new "Super Resolution" feature that stitches nine zoomed-in photos for a super high-res 48-megapixel shot, a feature targeted at landscape photography.

Originating in Canada, the no-impact programme features targeted exercises performed at a slow and controlled pace on a "Megaformer" platform, activating slow twitch muscle fibres to build the long lean physique.

Mojave offers the ability to switch windows and backgrounds to a dark design with light text — which, like many of the OS's new features, is targeted at the company's core audience of creative pros.

Cleveland is also scrapping a lot of the original features originally targeted at a younger audience, and instead trying to make it more of an art discovery tool for wealthy, older collectors.

The site's social networking features aren't targeted at individuals (this isn't a Facebook for scientists).

In Chester, N.Y., the Castle Fun Center (845-469-2116; wwww.thoststlefuncenter.com) will host a family New Year's Eve party, which will feature many attractions targeted at school-age children and their parents.

The feature is really targeted at owners of Powerbooks and iBooks who worry that their personal data will be compromised should they lose their machine.