Sentence examples for programmable products from inspiring English sources

DSP converts audio and video signals into digital signals and is used in a diverse range of programmable products such as VCRs, camcorders, computer peripherals, automobiles and cell phones.

That service, focusing on programmable semiconductor products — will complement the Solera acquisition.

This Programmable Sky product is awesome, but what I really want is to have it completely covering all six walls of a room with no windows (including the floor and ceiling) and have it hooked up to an Xbox or Wii.

And for developers who are already familiar with its products, Programmable Wireless is a logical choice given that it's the same kind of API-first approach as the rest of its platform.

The vials were transferred to a programmable freezer (Planner Products, Cryobiosystem) and cooled at 2°C/min for seeding and followed by 0.3°C/min to −40°C and subsequently at 10°C/min to −140°C.

It has brought about the computerization of a wide array of consumer products, including programmable microwave ovens, self-tuning television sets, and electronic games.

The startup's best-known products include programmable rovers in the mBot series, and the Airblock, a modular toy drone that even beginners can assemble.

She is back in Shenzhen dealing with manufacturers of the firm's first product, a programmable lamp.Some of the contraptions may seem a shade frivolous, but Haxlr8r's startups also included Babybe, an "emotional prosthetic" designed to help prematurely born babies to catch up.

If time to market is crucial for a product, then programmable chips are the better solution.

The cloud communications platform also announced a new product called Programmable Wireless — programmable SIMs for IoT and handsets with T-Mobile — as well as its new Notify API that lets developers orchestrate push notifications, text messages and chats.

Fischer says they've made the space "super programmable" for this and product-focused tutorials run by "Google Guides," full-time staff who are actually Google contractors rather than Best Buy employees.