Sentence examples for hardware that would from inspiring English sources

Dr. McLuhan praised the machine as a piece of "hardware" that would contribute to the decentralization of knowledge.

And I'd most definitely like to see some hardware that would let people mount the GoPano on helmets, handlebars and such.

Modern Trojan horses are computer code or vulnerabilities hidden in software or hardware that would allow a spy or an attacker to gain access to an adversary's computers and networks.

Buying Digital was his bid to migrate to a more profitable market: services and sophisticated high-end hardware that would not be cannibalised by Intel's next mainstream chip or by the relentless pricing pressure of a swarm of hyperefficient competitors.

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Under early drafts of legislation, for example, the National Institute of Standards and Technology was to specify the kinds of antivirus and firewall software and hardware that would be used in government systems.

For most hardware makers, that would be a recipe for corporate suicide.

In a survey of 300 chief information officers last month, IDC found that personal computers and mobile devices were the hardware products that would face spending cuts first, said Stephen Minton, an IDC analyst.

Eventually, other companies started making machines based on the same internal hardware technology that would run the same software as the IBM machine.

Instead, they proposed a run for the high ground: Develop both software and hardware technologies that would help customers better manage all the diverse components in their data centers.

"I think it was going to be one of the drivers for initial games-console bundle sales and will probably push back some of the hardware sales that would have happened right out of the gate for Sony and Microsoft," said Lewis Ward, video games research manager at consultants IDC.