Sentence examples for prodigious computer from inspiring English sources

Luke is an 18-year-old with Asperger syndrome whose prodigious computer skills make him an asset to British intelligence.

But I am also a prodigious computer user, and it looks as if that makes me an energy hog.

Alongside his activism, Swartz, a prodigious computer talent, helped create the RSS protocol which revolutionised content delivery across the web.

Without her prodigious computer-hacking skills and timely wielding of a golf club, Blomkvist would never have cracked the case, let alone stayed alive.

That infrastructure consists of Amazon's prodigious numbers of server computers and storage discs, rivalled in scale by only a few other firms in the world, including Google.

Despite Asus' industry heft, analysts says college students probably will buy mainstream computers to handle their prodigious photo uploading, game playing and video watching, rather than "netbooks" like the Eee PC. "College kids tend to be pretty heavy-duty computer users," says Steve Baker, director of industry analysis for the NPD Group's tech division.

It may strike an eerie note that a computer could become a more prodigious composer than Mozart, Haydn, Brahms and Beethoven combined.

The call had been engineered from a remote computer by a squad member with prodigious hacking skills.

His "Return of the King" is a meticulous and prodigious vision by a director who was not hamstrung by heavy use of computer special-effects imagery.

His "King" is a meticulous and prodigious vision made by a director who was not hamstrung by heavy use of computer special-effects imagery.

This quality of memory seemed to me both prodigious and pathological prodigious in its detail and pathological in its fixity, more akin to a computer record than to anything else.