"hardware version" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the specific revision or version of a physical device or component. For example, "I need to check the hardware version of my computer's motherboard before I install the new memory."
Any hardware version is suitable.
If the box says "Hardware Version 2.00" somewhere in it, then that means you have hardware version 2 (commonly abbreviated HW2).
If you do not see any message, then you have hardware version 1 (HW1).
Any hardware version of the iClicker (set to default frequency AA) is suitable.
The first time he sat in the Restoration Hardware version, Mr. Williamson said, his feet didn't even touch the floor.
If the programs thinks you have HW1 then anything specific to the hardware version won't work, such as grayscale.
Both hardware versions have protection against user programs modifying the ROM, although these protections have been defeated by software.
Not only do they develop neuronally inspired software, they resurrect our thinking tissue in detailed simulations and even built hardware versions of the neocortex.
Several hardware design aspects are discussed that improve the quality of the product and software design aspects are discussed to help support hardware versions.
But what's likely to be most controversial is the indication that the Xbox One will follow the smartphone model of regular iteration, with updated hardware versions going on sale throughout its lifetime.
The experiments presented in this paper shows that the hardware versions of the machine learning algorithms consume 46% of the energy used by their software counterparts, and the feature extraction and packet capture modules consume 58%and37%7% of their respective software counterparts.
