Sentence examples for impractical tech from inspiring English sources
But games running on those small form factors have always seemed like impractical tech demos.
But a previous demo posted online eight months ago involved a battery many times thicker than the handset itself as well as an outsized charger - making the tech impractical for real-world use.
It's still a tech that seems largely impractical for most daily applications, but if Apple really wants to boost their appeal for accessibility-oriented consumers, it's a logical place to explore.
Retrofitting homes with smart high-tech locks, would be expensive and impractical.
But Google using a publicity-prone yet impractical non-commercial gizmo to showcase another, far more core piece of its tech (voice-based interfaces) is standard playbook for such a savvy marketing entity.
Carmakers are in support of the idea, ever pushing customers toward their own built-in systems, while tech companies argue that the law would be difficult to enforce and impractical to comply with.
Tech news site the Verge liked the "beautiful" machine but found it slower, impractical and expensive, so the reviewer went back to his older Mac, while industry site The Loop described the company's Apple Music service as a consumer "nightmare" because of technical and design problems.
