Sentence examples for more processing clout from inspiring English sources

And Nokia argues that no more processing clout is required to do all of the image processing going on under the 925's hood.

How much more processing clout you need to power that is up for debate, especially given that the Watch requires its wearers also own an iPhone pocket computer — which they likely will continue to upgrade, per carrier cycles.

As well as having more built in connectivity options and more processing clout, the Pi 3 has improved power management and an upgraded switched power source — up to 2.5 Amps — allowing it to support more powerful external USB devices, according to the Foundation.

Now that personal computers have more muscle than the brawniest supercomputer of little more than a decade ago, and even the simplest microprocessor-controlled widget has enough spare processing clout to connect directly to other devices without outside help, the time has come to start thinking about ditching the central organisation that has ruled network computing from the beginning.

AGENDA -- More personal clout.

"The wealthier neighborhoods have more political clout.

Others say Harlem has more political clout in Washington.

One outcome will be more mergers, leading to bigger insurers with more market clout.

British officials believe the crisis in Greece could give Mr Cameron more negotiating clout.

In other border states, Mr. Miranda said, "there is much more political clout in the Latino community".

Cities today have more political clout than at any time in a half century.