Sentence examples for into a single device from inspiring English sources

New multifunction peripherals that integrate printing, scanning, and copying into a single device are also popular.

Why can't anyone build a real digital camera (with decent resolution for enlargements) and a real camcorder (full-screen digital video quality) into a single device?

An important mission of ITER is to prove once and for all that it is possible to integrate all these technologies into a single device.

L-3 CommuNewations Holdings, a New York-based government technology giant, has acquired two companies with advanced weapon-detection systems that it hopes to combine into a single device for use at airports, office buildings and elsewhere.

Asked on an analysts' call whether personal computers and tablets could one day merge into a single device, Mr Cook shot back: "You can converge a toaster and a refrigerator, but those things are probably not going to be pleasing to the user".The big question is whether Apple's boss has also learnt enough from his predecessor to keep the creative juices at the company flowing freely.

Now Research In Motion has combined them into a single device, dubbed the Blackberry 5810.

Here, we demonstrate a two-in-one additive-engineering strategy by doping organic additives benzoquinone (BQ) into MAPbI3 film and 2,3,5,6-tetrafluoro-7,7,8,8-tetracyanoquinodimethane (F4TCNQ) into hole transport layer (HTL) in a single device, resulting in efficient PSCs with enhanced air stability.

But a billion dollars is a hell of a lot of money to put into R&D for a single device.

An option would be Y-shaped guides where no beam has to move into another guide because a single device is used to guide both beams from the source to the merging.

Impressive integration efforts are demonstrated by the ability to perform on-chip trypsin digestion, separation and injection into a mass spectrometer with a single device.

It also means that hackers can use one insecure device to leapfrog their way into broader connected networks, allowing a single device to compromise sensitive data ranging from bank and health information to even access to broader corporate assets as the line between work and home continues to blur.