Sentence examples for increased processing power from inspiring English sources

Although the Kinect hardware itself is unchanged, it's possible that the increased processing power required to process near images in detail will put the feature out of the Xbox console's range.

'The dramatically reducing cost of broadband and increased processing power gives a new world of commercial solutions.

We could see it built into the console itself, or embedded in compatible TVs – and with the increased processing power and memory of a next generation architecture, we'll see games and applications that can use the extra fidelity.

The snag is that technological progress, especially increased processing power and sophisticated sensors, means that the submarines will struggle to maintain their discreet presence in the oceans in the years ahead.

It would have extra inputs to allow it to use accessories like a proper computer, and increased processing power so that it can be used for advanced tasks like video editing, according to previous leaks.

Since the 1980s, however, the advent of supercomputers with increased processing power has enabled theorists to make some progress in calculations that are based on a lattice of points in space-time.

The shift to multiple processing units, or cores, embedded in the same chip has recently become a significant technological approach for I.B.M., Sun Microsystems and Intel as well as Advanced Micro, as computer designers hunt for new ways to increase processing power.

"As bandwidth increases and technologies like ray tracing [simulating 3D effects] and video delivery become more realistic thanks to increasing processing power and faster connections then we will have worlds that will look very real in the future.

It's not a new idea, of course (the most influential procedurally generated game, Rogue, was developed in 1980), but increasing processing power means developers are able to be much more ambitious.

The other side's sensors, he argues, may operate at lower electromagnetic frequencies than stealth technologies are designed to frustrate, and may use exponentially increasing processing power to work out where the stealth platform is from different angles or aspects.

But falling costs and increasing processing power mean that spacecraft could become ever smaller and lighter: they could be launched by the thousand from a mothership and then driven by the proposed Light Beamer, a billion-watt laser array, mounted somewhere high and dry such as the Atacama desert in Chile.