Sentence examples for powerful windows from inspiring English sources

This year should see more affordable yet capable systems, including Sony's PSVR and Google's Daydream, enter the market, attracting users put off by the high price of the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, which both require a plethora of sensors and a very powerful Windows PC to power them.

So BEA instead installed Popular Power's software and a testing program on 50 powerful Windows NT boxes in its San Francisco offices.

"At the low end ARM may be competitive," says Massimini of Semico Research, but "MIPS scalability (or power) cannot be discounted," since in the future one can expect even more powerful Windows CE computers.

Microsoft is scrapping Outlook Express and now has the slick and powerful Windows Live Mail in beta test - and it picks up your Hotmail, too.

To put it in blunt, even howitzerian, terms: if you have any interest in military tactics and a speedy computer (the game runs only on fairly powerful Windows PCs), you should at least give it a try.

That's by design; those with powerful Windows PCs will be the ones leading the virtual reality charge, and they'll most likely be instrumental in spreading its doctrine to those who aren't immediately interested in strapping on a giant headset.

It's a really powerful window.

The Kerner Report is a powerful window into the roots of racism and inequality in the United States.

LFP is a powerful window to reveal wide-range, integrated synaptic processing by low-frequency cellular events during behavior.

But the collection and analysis of location data has stumped judges, with some noting what a powerful window it can be into a person's private life.

The brains of bilinguals and multilinguals may provide the most powerful window into the full neural "extent and variability" that our human species' language processing brain areas could potentially achieve.