Sentence examples for incremental hardware from inspiring English sources

"The reason this is a blockbuster for TV manufacturers is that for a relatively small incremental hardware cost, they're able to deliver a phenomenally unique and higher-quality experience," said Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of DreamWorks Animation, which has made several 3-D movies.

We propose to achieve this by having multiple interfaces per node at incremental hardware cost; for example, note the availability of integrated 802.11 a/b/g transceivers on the same network interface card (NIC).

The system design is based on a scalable distributed architecture that allows for incremental hardware growth, and is highly deployable as it runs entirely at user level, including its rate-based scheduling system.

The incremental hardware for OnStar and satellite radio isn't that costly, and GM and satellite service providers are far more interested in locking owners into a steady stream of monthly subscription fees than in making a killing in the initial sale of the electronic hardware.

It's existence is a little puzzling, considering that the original Titan is hardly a few months old, but hey — if Samsung can get away with some incremental hardware bumps, why can't HTC? Pantech's new LTE-capable Element tablet has just been made official, but that's not all that the Korean company has prepared for AT&T's big LTE push.

A series of incremental innovations in hardware, software, pricing, and delivery led to a radical innovation in the overall product experience when Cricut Explore was first launched.

Sounds like they're going to expand the services end while making incremental improvements to the hardware.

Because sensor nodes are resource-constrained and do not equip with the page protection hardware, previous incremental checkpointings cannot be directly applied.

So in the end, it looks like what shoppers have to look forward to is an incremental update on Paperwhite hardware.

Incentives for consumers to upgrade their devices yearly have also softened, with Gartner noting that new devices offer only incremental upgrades over existing hardware and carriers have been moving away from subsidizing upgrades.

"Now we're getting more than $700 million in incremental revenue to IBM [in hardware, services and software]," he says.