Sentence examples for hardware is ready from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers who work with Google say their hardware is ready for multi-touch.

Microsoft previewed availability of its new Kinect for Windows version 2 back in June, but now the hardware is ready for anyone to pre-order for $199 through its website, with a ship date of July 15.

Some pictures showed up in Engadget's tip box of a mysterious and nameless HTC phone running Windows 7. The pics aren't that good but they look legit, and the source is quoted as saying that the hardware is "ready," though "final" may be a slight exaggeration, since these things always get little flourishes put on 'em before release.

As a result, by the time the hardware was ready in late 2006, his team was nearly done with the software needed to make it work.

Because of this, Microsoft worked with most of the popular GPU vendors to ensure their drives and hardware were ready for WebGL.

At the time, the event was in a state of flux, according to a couple of sources — basically in a holding pattern that depended on what hardware was ready.

Winter testing is not new for Waymo, which has been running trials in cold conditions since 2012, but having a fleet in operation in dedicated winter conditions in Michigan will be a huge boon to its ability to ensure its tech is not only ready to deliver autonomy on winter roads, but also to make sure its tech stack and hardware are ready to last over time in harsher conditions.

What is a buffer overflow, and why is it often blamed for spreading Internet viruses and worms? A. A buffer is a temporary place to store data, typically in random access memory, until a hardware device is ready for it.

Presumably I should be able to sell hardware that is ready to run Leopard and you and the buyer should be able to go to the Apple Store, pick up Snow Leopard, and install it.

Whether or not you get a smartwatch is a much saner early adopter decision you should be thinking about, there are still so so so many kinks to work out with AR interfaces, navigation, privacy concerns, and native development tools that far surpass the still very apparent problems with building hardware that is ready for the masses.

We have an invite for September 5 to a some secret event, and even more evidence of a Droid Razr HD has hit the web, confirming that Google's mobile hardware team is ready to go toe-to-toe with the Samsung Galaxy S III in a couple of weeks.