Sentence examples for mobile internet device from inspiring English sources
A mobile Internet device, he suggests, will thus become a convenient way to probe local information and services.
Dell, like Hewlett-Packard and other major PC makers, is bringing out its own mobile Internet device.
Skype, for instance, has demonstrated mobile video calling from a desktop computer to a mobile Internet device over WiFi.
But to be fair, Nokia is quite clear that this is a mobile internet device of sorts rather than a smart phone.
Acer also provides Clear.fi software that, according to its blurb: "automatically connects all of your household digital devices, including your smartphone, mobile internet device, notebook, all-in-one PC, HD media player, etc" – it should detect any DLNA-certified device.
The netbook — also known as a mini-notebook, a mobile Internet device or, as someone put it, a "laptot" — is only in its infancy this holiday season; just about a year old.
In the coming year, mobile internet devices and in particular smartphones will continue to bring the biggest changes to the way we communicate.
As next-generation smartphones and mobile Internet devices are introduced by Apple's competitors, the iPhone's large advantage will almost certainly disappear.
A GCHQ internal review for 2011/12 said: "The two major technology risks that GCHQ has to face next year are the spread of ubiquitous encryption on the internet and the explosion in the use of smartphones as mobile internet devices.
In June the firm launched a new line of chips called Atom, designed to power what it calls "netbooks" and "mobile internet devices" (MIDs), mainly intended for surfing the web.
It's an ill wind... Unbound Africa calling Reprints Related items AMD v Intel: Oil money and hafniumNov 22nd 2007To avoid getting stuck in a maturing market, Intel has branched out by developing Atom, a new family of low-power chips for "mobile internet devices" (MIDs, bigger than smartphones), "netbooks" (very small laptops) and "nettops" (cheap, stripped-down desktop PCs).
