Sentence examples for relatively new hardware from inspiring English sources

Vice president Dan Houser agreed with this statement and felt that working on Grand Theft Auto IV with relatively new hardware was difficult, but added, "now we know what the hardware's capable of, so it's become a lot easier to move things along and a lot more fun, too".

A school computer lab with relatively modern hardware.

What is relatively new is to see hardware startups being bought to directly join the portfolio of the acquirer: only Google (Nest, Dropcam) and Facebook (Oculus) have done it.

OnePlus is a relatively new entrant to the mobile hardware space, and it released a competitive, $329 follow-up smartphone this summer.

For example, government and funders are poised to make use of eight of the nine open practices (open content, open data, open access, open government, open sources software, open policy and open licensing), whereas the use of open hardware, which is a relatively new form of open practice, is most likely to be initiated by universities and colleges.

While concern over lock-in has a long history in hardware and services, it's relatively new in enterprise application software.

Even the hardware that does that work is relatively new, and so there are a lot of bugs in these systems.

Apple makes money on hardware, a game that Google is relatively new to.

Sales of services and hardware have been helped along by a relatively new initiative in software partnerships at IBM.

Clinkle will be relatively painless for merchants to adopt because they won't have to buy new hardware, a shortcoming of many past approaches by tech companies, Mr. Duplan said.

Founded in 2003, Meizu is relatively new entrant on the scene, but the company knows how to make a nice piece of hardware.