"from a hardware perspective" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It often refers to looking at something from an engineering or operational standpoint rather than from a theoretical or abstract viewpoint. For example, "From a hardware perspective, the engine performs efficiently and reliably."
The new Surface devices are technical masterpieces, from a hardware perspective: the Pro 2, a half-inch-thick wedge of black magnesium alloy, was demonstrated easily manipulating raw 6K footage, which has six times the resolution of standard high-definition video.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The new Surface devices are technical masterpieces, from a hardware perspective: the Pro 2, a half-inch-thick wedge of black magnesium alloy, was demonstrated easily manipulating raw 6K footage, which has six times the resolution of standard high-definition video.
From a hardware perspective the tablet feels fine.
From a hardware perspective, they're good, but hardly revolutionary.
Google is doubling down on photos from a hardware perspective.
We know the two devices are very similar from a hardware perspective.
From a sheer hardware perspective, it's not the iPhone.
From a consumer hardware perspective, Amazon was never going to be able to compete with Apple — they simple lack the experience.
From a purely hardware perspective, the devices tend to be little more than last gen-handsets dressed up with fancy materials and logos, coupled with "Concierge" customer support services.
I like the HTC First with Facebook Home (the official name, I think) more than the Nexus 4, but less than the iPhone 5. From a pure hardware perspective, there's no question that both the Nexus 4 and the iPhone 5 run laps around the HTC First.
From a hardware design perspective standpoint, I'm on board.
