Sentence examples for gadgets that allow from inspiring English sources
The gadgets that allow this integration are called "media adapters". The category hasn't yet attracted much attention among the electronics-shopping crowds at Best Buy or Circuit City.
Since the American computer-maker produces no musical content of its own, unlike Sony, it does not find itself torn between protecting its copyright and making gadgets that allow music to be copied and swapped.
It is the software giant's first step into the relatively uncharted market for "smartphones"–the complex gadgets that allow users not only to chat, but also send and receive e-mails and digital photos, store detailed contact lists, track appointments and, in a more far-fetched sounding scenario, watch movies.
The two areas that we currently see rapidly advancing are comfort and security, especially popular are becoming smart gadgets that allow us to digitize our whole homes, making them easily accessible from a control panel either at home, or from a digital device such as your phone.
Thankfully, a new movement in health innovation, quantified self, has been slowly churning out gadgets that allow number-hungry netizens to more scientifically test lifestyle changes.
He later designed telephone gadgets that allowed bookmakers to forward calls and avoid detection, a lucrative endeavor that ultimately landed him in jail.
He also invented a gadget that allows people to fill empty pill capsules with home remedies.
At Berkeley, Mr Smith's team is working with Vodafone, a mobile-phone company, on a wireless gadget that allows researchers on motorcycles to download the data from stoves.
Another item selling well was the Sony eMarker, a $20 gadget that allows people to make a note of the time when they hear a song that they like on the radio.
By stuffing a Power PC microprocessor chip into a Zip drive, the Iomega Corporation has created a gadget that allows digital camera owners to use their television, rather than a computer, to view their snapshots.
The shop also carries an instrument called the Music Maker ($35), a small harplike gadget that allows the user to slip a song sheet under the strings, pluck them and make even the tone-deaf sound musical.
