Sentence examples for more hardware that from inspiring English sources

He's now founded a company called Omnia to build more hardware that could help artists explore the boundaries of recording a moment.

Apple has also been rumoured to be adding new, more efficient hardware that will use up less power.

The much bigger landscape screen, more powerful hardware that doesn't depend on a battery, faster connection speeds, and the versatile controller with touch and voice input all open new opportunities for app makers.

The acquisition clearly gives Roli the opportunity to build out the software side even more, but with hardware that costs upwards of $2,000, music creation democratization requires more affordable entry-level products.

A launch next month means we'll probably hear about HomeKit in more detail at WWDC, which kicks off on June 8, including more about specific hardware that supports it, and maybe its rumored inclusion in the next iteration of the Apple TV, too.

The scalability study shows that, since no system bottlenecks are present in the proposed multiagent system architecture, it can efficiently simulate population sizes of different orders of magnitude by simply adding more hardware, provided that the ratio of clients per server is appropriate for the computer platforms acting as servers.

Deutsch argued that theoretically there could be such a program, though it could only be run on radically more advanced hardware — hardware that could model any other hardware, including that of the human brain.

For the time being, after all, Adobe is a software company and most of its revenue will soon come from subscriptions to its Creative Cloud — and the more developers build hardware that uses Creative Cloud as its platform, the better it is for Adobe.

In John Biggs's 2016 tech predictions, one is The Era of Hardware Memes approaches and he foresees, "Just as the hoverboard became an overnight sensation…there will be a lot more cultish fascination that will bring us many more hardware memes, devices that appear and disappear like electronic Pet Rocks".

Safir said Vesco arranged for Cuba to pay Spocko more than a million dollars for hardware that never arrived.

According to Edward Faber, the director of the Aaron Faber Gallery, a watch retailer in New York and the author of "American Wristwatches: Five Decades of Style and Design," it was the sight of more women wearing hefty hardware that triggered a kind of forearms race.