Sentence examples for high-tech appliances from inspiring English sources

Dozens of other varieties were tucked among jugs of spices, canned goods, and high-tech appliances.

Not everyone learned that the lights were on by listening to high-tech appliances.

GE, which will display its high-tech appliances at the International Builder's Show next week in Orlando, sent around this press release about the kitchen of the future.

Mr. Lowndes said such steep demand reflects an increase in population and also heavier demand because homes are larger and have more high-tech appliances.

As Moore's Law (computing power of a chip doubles every 18 months) continues to unfold and as bandwidth capacity continues to explode, just-turn-on-the-switch, easy-to-use high-tech appliances for specific functions will proliferate.

If you need one more thing to be grateful for on Thanksgiving, here's one: that someone, somewhere is still capable of designing a high-tech appliance no more challenging than a blender.

The one thing all of these kitchens have in common is high-tech luxury appliances: Sub-Zero refrigerators, top-of-the-line ovens with six-burner ranges by Viking or Dynasty (to name a few), multiple dishwashers usually by Miele.

In it, John Slattery of Mad Men fame imagines a future in which high-tech home appliances meet every need.

A New York City startup called Hero plans to replace those plastic pill organizers with a high-tech home appliance.

It imagines a world in which we increasingly rely on robots, marketed as high-tech luxury house appliances.

The more high-tech features an appliance has, the more likely it is to break down, he said, and the harder it is to repair.