Sentence examples for hardware that works from inspiring English sources

"It's cheap to make hardware that works," Krebs says.

I think it's especially exciting that your project specifically takes into account not just a meaningful and realistic use case, but also alternative hardware that works better with the current infrastructure of the environment.

But remarkably Eve has succeeded in not only producing a piece of crowdfunded hardware that works and is being delivered to backers, but it isn't terrible – in fact it is rather good.

While Ingenico does build POS hardware that works with services like Apple Pay, this partnership does not currently integrate any Android Pay or Google Wallet functionality.

The company's success is in its ability to create turnkey products–either enterprise-wide applications or bundles of software and third-party hardware that work straight out of the box.

Everyone had some amazing hardware that worked in amazing ways and I was able to visit nearly all of the companies on the floor.

Provided that compatible hardware that still works exists which is often a big "if"–old storage media can be surprisingly robust.

The kid includes a framework for hardware programming that works with Microsoft's own Visual Studio.

Arguably this is not a cure for cancer or a moonshot, but R. Gauthier is a perfect example of a hardware startup that works in a very rarified sphere.

Starting with a more flexible version of the existing hardware SIM that works only with data-limited devices like the iPad is a good way for Apple to get its feet wet with similar ambitions, and the plus side for its design department is that an in-built SIM removes the need for a SIM tray, which my editor Matthew Panzarino points out should make one knighted British designer very happy.

Parents looking to manage their children's internet usage and screen time have a new option with today's launch of Circle with Disney, a hardware device that works in conjunction with an iOS application that allows moms and dads to filter web content, set "bedtimes," block ads, view insights and usage history, and even pause the internet entirely.