Sentence examples for gear consumer from inspiring English sources

The newly acquired company, Krillion, aggregates and matches consumer product information from multiple retailer websites and data feeds to create a structured index of over 70,000 products across consumer categories including appliances, baby gear, consumer electronics, computers and video games.

Companies are increasingly being swayed by what IT gear consumers (especially their own staff) are buying.

Pond promises more acquisitions, focusing mainly on adding business communications gear and consumer electronics segments, are on the way.

Consumers want more for their money (even if they often get considerably less) so while $999 might seem like a nice number for a NAS or a piece of audio gear the consumer is more accustomed to $499 .3. Be quiet.

As far as adoption, developers are telling me that download numbers are exciting them and the Oculus Store has gotten a nice selection of new games and experiences since the Gear VR consumer launch.

It's more pro gear than consumer stuff, which is probably why Apple took over the Final Cut Pro User Group Supermeet there to unveil the newest version of their professional video editing software.

Oculus, which released its Gear VR consumer headset to Samsung Galaxy users this past November, is facing increasingly stiff competition in the mobile VR headset space, particularly from Google, which launched its Daydream View headset earlier this week.

While these issues continue to play out, sales of computing gear to consumers and corporations made by H.P. and Dell have marched along.

Demand for so-called NAND flash memory, which are chips geared for consumer electronics like digital cameras and mobile phones, is also fueling industry growth, Gartner said.

The retailer is the Gander Mountain Company, which operates 115 stores and a Web site that sell equipment and gear for consumers who enjoy outdoor pursuits like camping, fishing and hunting.

But they often pay for themselves because professional athletes are so ubiquitous that they effectively are billboards for the apparel makers who actively market high-performance gear to consumers.