Sentence examples for hardware that allow from inspiring English sources
External hardware: Companion devices for smartphones, including smart cases, provide services rooted in high-security hardware that allow total independence from the smartphone ecosystem.
There are fancy pieces of hardware that allow you to record from handheld consoles, such as the GameBoy Player (used with a capture card) or the 4DS Capture Board.
The POST will display any problems found with hardware that makes the computer unable to boot, POST may also display problems with hardware that allow the computer to boot, but not operate at its full capacity during operation.
A few months into his endeavor, Curry bought some hardware that allowed him to record his activity.
CF: Consoles offer something no other platform can match - a stable piece of hardware that allows developers to maximise the effort spent on building great games.
The first option, adding hardware that allows the solar cells to capture more light, does not actually require that we abandon current solar cell designs.
Due to the proliferation of multicore computers, most users own hardware that allows to speedup the execution of programs by running them in parallel.
But in 2000, with the advent of early-generation software and hardware that allowed people to create elaborately choreographed Christmas decorations, "the genie was let out of the bottle," he said.
Cable companies like Time Warner Cable are starting to offer VoIP calling plans; Microsoft and Yahoo are using the technology to power instant-messaging programs; and Cisco Systems is selling hardware that allows businesses to convert their internal phone systems to VoIP.
While all new American phones in 2003 had some kind of hardware that allowed satnav-like positioning for locating emergency calls on the ground, the satnav radios in later devices are much more powerful.
Yes, it's minimalist, sculptural and not for everyone, featuring as it does pieces like "Fade," an adjustable curtain partition made of plywood and metal hardware that allows one to subdivide spaces into areas for living or working.
