Sentence examples for personal handset from inspiring English sources

"I look at my personal handset museum, and the coolest thing I had in my pocket eight years ago is laughable".

Rod Adkins, general manager, pervasive computing division, IBM: "I'm really looking forward to a personal handset having the ability to do video conferencing on the spot with full-motion video.

Each seat is also equipped with a personal handset satellite telephone which can be used with a credit card.

Since 2005, customers can also send SMS text messages and emails to the ground using their personal handsets and seatback screens.

The distribution of personal ART handsets to students is not uncommon but as far as the authors are aware, these personal handsets have only been used to monitor lecture attendance rather than to provide individual feedback [ 11].

The aims of the current study were to explore student perceptions of the use of personal ART handsets and the associated individualised feedback and to determine whether ART performance (as measured by feedback scores) was associated with summative exam outcomes.

The aims of this study are to both explore student perceptions of the use of personal ART handsets and the associated individual formative feedback, and to determine whether there is a relationship between ART scores and student summative assessment scores.

With wearable electronics being inherently more personal than a handset (which is merely held in the hand, not fixed to the wrist), then — on the surface at least — the modular concept seems to make a lot of sense here.

Nvidia and Advanced Micro each control about 25percentt of the market for graphics chips, which are used in personal computers, mobile handsets, video game consoles and other devices; Intel controls the rest of the market.

Epitomized by the multipurpose cell phone handset or personal digital assistant, the teleputer is optimized for ubiquitous connectivity.

Under the leadership of Mr. Nakanishi, who took the helm in 2010, the company has substantially shrunk or sold money-losing businesses, including those making chips, flat-panel TVs, liquid crystal displays, mobile handsets and personal computers.