Sentence examples for pricey cell from inspiring English sources

But Samsung soars by shunning commodity gadgets and gossamer margins in favor of pricey cell phones with fancy features and fatter profits.

Apart from the pretty awesome (but pricey) CELL 3D TVs the company showed today, Toshiba is also ready to roll out [JP] some more affordable 3D LCDs for the rest of us.

Use loopholes to your advantage That said, trying to get out of a pricey cell phone contract doesn't have to be an entirely hopeless endeavor, at least not according to Jon Colgan, founder and chief executive of CellBreaker.

Early last year, it introduced its own pricey cellphone and cell service for sports fans.

But that mixture is relatively expensive, making such lithium cells too pricey for applications such as hybrid cars.

Re "Fuel Cells: Clean, Reliable (and Pricey) Electricity" (How It Works, May 10): The article seems to fall into the trap of comparing installed-kilowatt costs of electrical generators as if this were a meaningful way to measure value.

He doesn't have to spend time observing a target, nor wasting cell phone minutes (which remain pricey in Mexico); he only needs Internet access and a small data plan.

That, in turn, means the cells have to be fitted with pricey cooling systems.

It works well, but it is pricey, and without excellent ventilation it will kill brain cells.

Way before email, cell phones, texting and Skype, all we had were pricey long-distance phone calls and snail mail.

Photovoltaic cells that turn sunlight into energy are a pricey item, unless you live in a state that offers tax incentives and has a lot of sunshine, like California.