Sentence examples for hardware brings from inspiring English sources

But the new hardware brings with it a raft of improvements, marking a much more ambitious attempt to get onto people's TVs.

The new Xbox will go on sale in Europe and Japan in coming weeks.Despite Microsoft's impregnable strength as a producer of software, its foray into hardware brings it up against two other considerable powers, both from Japan: Sony and Nintendo.

"They are also very closed and proprietary, which is basically a great recipe for 'buy it and toss it.'" "Open hardware brings with it the ability to customize and repair what you have and gives it a higher personal value and usability," Ms. Fried added.

The latest Roku hardware brings a bunch of features including 1080p video, USB playback, 802.11n wireless, and more for less than $100.

The new software update for the hardware brings support for custom watch faces built using the SDK, as well as new options for disabling backlighting and vibrations, as well as fixes for iOS bugs.

As well as the big platforms, such as Google's Android and Apple's iOS, there are of course multiple spin-off development arenas that developers can target which extend mobile in new ways — such as wearable devices like the Pebble, which has its own selection of apps, or other Bluetooth connected auxiliary hardware brings a new clutch of sensors developers can leverage and play around with.

Restoration Hardware brought in the chief executive, Gary Friedman, in 2001 to help revive sales and profit.

Redundant levels of hardware brought the system back to status quo ante, and I went back to bed).While this market is just coming to life, it is clear that it will eventually encompass millions of businesses that today maintain hardware in a manner indistinguishable in function and need from what a VPS could provide.

Once they were lumps of hardware, brought to life by a layer of software; today, they might be more accurately described as services in a box.It was ever thus with mobile phones, of course: the handset is useless without a network operator, and mobile phones are, in effect, the containers in which operators sell their services.

As one last example, Anderson spoke about Open Source Hardware, brought up his company 3D Robotics, which makes DIY Drones.

While creating systems that can shoulder a greater portion of this decision-making burden is a computationally intensive task, performance advances in modern computer hardware bring us closer to this goal.