Sentence examples for launch models from inspiring English sources

Now, rumours are sweeping the industry that Nokia has been talking to four Taiwanese manufacturers about a clamshell mobile and that it intends to launch models at the beginning of 2004.

Rival companies are also looking to build on Apple's lead by launching their own tablet machines: the Joojoo, made by the Thailand-based Fusinn GApril, launched in April, while HP is expected to launch models later this year using Palm's WebOS software, having acquired the company last month.

"This is the first interesting version of the product - the launch models were more proof of concept.

The Samsung-manufactured laptop and desktop PCs include processors based on Intel's Sandy Bridge technology, addressing criticism that the launch models were underpowered.

The Korean giant introduced several launch models at IFA in late Summer, but they have been slow to get to market.

The launch's full manifest will be revealed over the net few weeks, but it's being set in a relatively short time span compared to what it would take for other competing launch models, which is part of what Rocket Lab is bringing to market from a value proposition perspective.

In junior high I started a club called Zertl, for Zodiac Experimental Research and Testing Labs, to build and launch model rockets.

The launch model for Europe will be the Gwperi, a fairly blatant knock-off of the Fiat Panda, with a price tag of around €4,000 $$6,200).

That said, the matte finish is better than the original's fingerprint-clinging sheen and the hinge that opens up the clamshell is much more robust compared with our 3DS launch model.

At home, his daughter said, Dr. Avery did not talk about his work, which was often classified, but he would sometimes take the family to a nearby golf course to launch model rockets.

Judging by the relatively cheap and cheerful phone its launch model is based on, Nokia is clearly looking to strike a chord with cash-starved consumers reeling from Britain's painful macroeconomic crosswinds.