Sentence examples for internal processor from inspiring English sources

The internal processor allows the use of Linux Operating System (OS) and the Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS).

Argos also unveiled the MyTablet, which costs £20 more than Aldi's tablet, but is identical in terms of internal processor, the quad-core processor used and the operating system being run.

The architecture of a typical networked information system is illustrated in Figure 5. Several representative clients are shown: a "dumb" terminal (i.e., one with no internal processor), a personal computer (PC), a Macintosh (Mac), and a NeXT machine.

Register allocation is compiler functionality that determines where variables are loaded for computation in the processor and instruction scheduling is the ordering of machine language code based upon internal processor constraints and program dependencies.

It should be noted that the upcoming Oppo BDP-83 Blu-ray player will have the same internal processor and hopefully that player will be equally as impressive.

The reasons of the slow processing are both related to the hardware and the software: (i) hardware-wise, the algorithm and the input data were stored on an external memory, because of a lack of space in internal processor memory; (ii) software-wise the disparity computation is the bottleneck in the overall processing time.

The new tablet packs in four speakers and upgraded internal processors to allow it to run professional software.

The brain of the machine, a fingernail-sized Cell microprocessor developed jointly with Toshiba and IBM at a reputed cost of $400m, has eight internal processors and can crunch its way through some calculations 12 times faster than the most powerful PC.

The company has hinted recently that Mr. Sinofsky's team may be trying to keep the PC operating system relevant by redesigning it to take full advantage of next-generation processing chips from Intel and Advanced Micro Devices that will have dozens of internal processors.

The wholesale endorsement of Linux, the open-source operating system for Pentium-style processors, by the world's leading hardware and software firms (with the exception of Microsoft) has turned it into a formidable platform for enterprise servers capable of ganging dozens, even hundreds, of internal processors together into a giant "symmetric multiprocessing" unit that behaves as a single entity.

First, it's automated The powerful internal processors, for example, instantly figure out what kind of signal they're getting from the source (like the VHS movie you rented) and adjust the output to the amplifier accordingly.