Sentence examples for first year of availability from inspiring English sources

Motorola's Android Wear smartwatch, which led sales of Android Wear devices during their first year of availability, is now part of Moto Maker, the custom hardware design platform that lets shoppers build their own looks for Moto devices.

Assuming it maintains the same rate of 70 million app downloads it witnessed in August alone, it could hit 1 billion apps by the end of the store's first year of availability, sometime in 2009.

The estimated total healthcare budget impact was largely determined by the expected savings per patient, but was also influenced by the market uptake of BUCCOLAM, which was estimated at 10 50% in the first year of availability and was typically expected to rise in subsequent years.

Early indicators don't suggest Sony is selling tons of its SmartWatches; a report that put total smartwatch sales at just under two million for all of 2013 lumped them into an "other" category that included the Pebble, which it was revealed recently sold around 400,000 units in its first year of availability.

The DSi accounted for 40 percent of its product line's 2009 UK sales and frequently topped weekly sales charts in Japan during its first year of availability.

Microsoft sold just over a million units of the device its first year of availability - business in line with company forecasts, but largely disappointing in the eyes of the press and analysts.

As with any other new technologies, we will see an S-Shaped curve of technology diffusion, with a slow incline in the first years of availability.

The small sample size that characterises qualitative studies poses certain limits to the extrapolation of our findings, particularly when we take into account that individuals accessing the ART clinic during the two first years of availability might be those who were most motivated and in the most favourable circumstances.

iTunes song downloads didn't hit the 1 billion mark until its second year of availability.

Apple is planning on shipping 50 million of these in the first year of its availability, Reuters adds, and Taiwan's Quanta computers will be mass producing the device for the Cupertino-based iPhone-maker.

Revel, maker of an iPad-based point-of-sales system that includes both software and hardware, today announced that not only has it become profitable after its first year of market availability, but it's also opening an iPad marketplace for add-ons to its POS system.