Sentence examples for introducing new devices from inspiring English sources

AT&T, which was the most aggressive carrier in introducing new devices last week, also introduced Nokia's E71x smartphone for just $100 with a two-year contract.

Sony's QX range still represents some of the weirdest gear in the mobile world, and there are no competitors out there, but Sony must see some value in the line and decent customer response if it keeps introducing new devices.

ICTS [ 4] is an interventional cardiology training system which is intended not only for learning but also for introducing new devices to cardiologists.

Recent progress in continuing CMOS scaling is accomplished by introducing new device structures and new materials.

While consumers may not care, Linux offers advantages to manufacturers, particularly small producers trying to introduce new devices.

This month, both companies introduced new devices that are sure to turn gadget lovers' heads: from Sony, the Clié TJ25 and TJ35; from Palm, the Tungsten E and Tungsten T3 (the only new model with built-in wireless features).

On Wednesday, two laggards in the smartphone business — Motorola Mobility and Nokia — introduced new devices in attempt to rival the two dominant players in the field, Apple and Samsung, Brian X. Chen reported.

Although exclusivity arrangements are important to us, such arrangements may not provide a competitive advantage over time, as the industry continues to introduce new devices and services.

At institutional level in general, and in particular at hospital level, professionals and decision makers have introduced new devices, instruments and, in general, technologies only when they are able to demonstrate their value for money, in terms of technical advantages, effectiveness, equity and organisational aspects.

Tech companies started all this years ago when they introduced new devices that recorded content (TV shows), streamed content (music), captured content (photos) and stored content (documents).

Concern exists about the current system of device regulation, and the need for a revised process for introducing new orthopaedic devices is highlighted.