Sentence examples for more raw computing from inspiring English sources

While the average PalmPilot carries more raw computing power than a TRS-80, seasoned computer users are finding a new love for the dusty Commodore 64, Apple Computer's aapl Apple II or even the various videogames and computers from Atari previously relegated to the junkyard.

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Things like inexpensive cloud computing services and the ability to pack more raw computing power into smaller devices have made it possible to connect more products than ever before.

For example, the large hadrons collider (LHC) generates more raw data than the CERN computing grid can store; thus data has to be instantly analysed [60].

Add to it the fact that because of a variety of factors too numerous to cover here, the cost of experimentation has gone down dramatically (one can start a web startup or write an Android app with no more than a student credit card!) and raw computing power is taken for granted.

It's least expensive computer, now the base model MacBook Air, costs hundreds more than HP's cheapest notebook and only features a fraction of the raw computing power.

Energy efficiency - not raw computing power - is the guiding principle for the next generation of computer chips, IBM believes.

As the building blocks for supporting applications became more general purpose and less adapted to creating multitenant applications, you drift into the Infrastructure-as-a-Service space, which offers raw computing power.

More raw masculinity perhaps.

When it comes to raw computing power, the Amiga is an anemic little machine.

"Here there is more raw emotion.