Sentence examples for rush to upgrade from inspiring English sources

So far, 3-D has not prompted a rush to upgrade.

The result has been a rush to upgrade by channels big and small, all crowding onto the HD spectrum allotted by cable and satellite companies.

The hope is that those of you who have bought the standard car will get down to it with your partner, create some kids and rush to upgrade to the larger model.

Mr. Ballmer's comments also suggest that customers will not rush to upgrade existing machines to the new software, which is reported to be both memory-hungry and less compatible with existing software and hardware than Microsoft had indicated.

"And now I think the other [consoles] are good enough on those things, and the rush to upgrade from the 12-and-under is not nearly as important".

But if you're not in a rush to upgrade, for less than $20, you can still ensure that your tried-and-true iPhone remains crack-free until it's trade-in time.

States are rushing to upgrade children's German before they enter primary school.

Certainly on this basis, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 owners won't be rushing to upgrade their hardware.

More than 300 million of the world's 500 million personal computers use processors that run at or below 500 megahertz, a quarter the speed of Intel's newest offering, but consumers are not rushing to upgrade their machines.

That reminded investors that telecom service providers are not necessarily rushing to upgrade their wireless networks in anticipation of imminent profits from third-generation (3G) wireless broadband services.

If Apple's truly going to focus on delivering a slimmer, sleeker case with the iPad 5, we could see a lot of iPad 2 hold-outs rushing to upgrade.