Sentence examples for hardware according to from inspiring English sources
Microsoft's DirectX 12 is a huge advance, delivering "a massive improvement in performance on the same hardware" (according to AMD).
Last year they spent nearly $29 billion on network hardware, according to J.P. Morgan, an investment bank.
Last year, for the first time, companies worldwide spent more on computer services than on hardware, according to International Data Corporation, part of the International Data Group.
In 2005, about 60percentt of businesses were using software to combat spam, with the rest split between using managed services and antispam hardware, according to Osterman Research, which conducts market analysis on the messaging industry.
By comparison, businesses pay on average about $225 a person annually for Office and Exchange, the Microsoft server software typically used for corporate e-mail systems, in addition to the costs of in-house management, customer support and hardware, according to the market research firm Gartner.
Almost unnoticed by consumers, contract manufacturers such as Flextronics, Solectron, SCI, Celestica, Jabil and hundreds of smaller contract firms have taken about 11% of the market for electronics hardware, according to Technology Forecasters, a market-research firm.Technology Forecasters expects this figure almost to double in the next three years.
Thus, one task may have multiple-choice in hardware implementation according to the available hardware areas.
This work paves the way for setting up co-design rules helping to calibrate the RAM resource of a hardware platform according to given application's requirements as well as to adapt an application to an existing hardware platform.
While Windows-based PCs are expected to continue dominating the workplace through 2013, Apple products will "storm the corporate hardware market," according to Forrester Research.
Mr. Opel then weighed two job offers — one to rewrite economics textbooks and the other to take over his father's hardware business, according to an appreciation of Mr. Opel that I.B.M. posted on its Web site.
First-of-a-kind efforts tend to be technologically difficult, but the real problems are not hardware issues, according to a new book, "Too Hot to Touch: The Problem of High-Level Nuclear Waste". High-Level Nuclear Waste
