Sentence examples for hardware incompatibilities from inspiring English sources
Some hardware incompatibilities are bound to exist.
It makes sense since the HD2 is high up on the spec range and part of the reason why most current WinMo 6.5 handsets won't be getting WinPho 7 is because of hardware incompatibilities.
Nintendo employed several types of regional lockout, including both physical and hardware incompatibilities.
By creating its own network of people using the same hardware, Sega.com hopes to quell the common complaints of online gamers, mainly slow response time due to Internet traffic and hardware incompatibility.
Although I still get Grey Screens of Death now and again due to a hardware incompatibility, I've never had the horrible "week of pain" that I had with Window machines over the years where a memory upgrade has reduced my PC to a quivering hunk of metal.
System failures were due mainly to fingerprint device driver incompatibilities, fingerprint reader hardware malfunction or operator failure to request and record a fingerprint.
With all the talk of incompatibility with old hardware, folks like my neighbor Carmine — a former Hell's Angel and big fan of Unreal Tournament — don't want to be bothered with dealing with patches and drivers.
This may be partly attributed to proprietary software products and their designed incompatibility with other software and hardware vendors.
Wifi and Bluetooth don't work, no doubt owing to incompatibility with the wireless chipset used, and a number of hardware features are unsupported, like some buttons and lighting controls.
The problem is that many programs and hardware driver software for mass spectrometers are not yet certified for 64-bit operation and would create incompatibilities.
Although the university is very specific about hardware and software requirements, communication problems can still occur because of technical difficulties such as file incompatibility, downed servers, incompatible user systems, and technologically illiterate students and faculty.
