Sentence examples for some kind of hardware from inspiring English sources

While all new American phones in 2003 had some kind of hardware that allowed satnav-like positioning for locating emergency calls on the ground, the satnav radios in later devices are much more powerful.

There have been no shortage of rumors about this, but some kind of new hardware now appears pretty likely.

To get set up, you'll need some kind of iBeacon hardware, which you can hack yourself with a Raspberry Pi and a Bluetooth LE transmitter, or make using unused iOS hardware and specific apps.

But nonetheless, this seems like more confirmation of Facebook's custom hardware ambitions, and another piece of validation that Facebook's data set is becoming so increasingly large that if it hopes to tackle complex AI problems like misinformation, it's going to have to figure out how to create some kind of specialized hardware to actually deal with it.

Chances are, final or near-final hardware for both these devices will be available for testing and project feasibility evaluation purposes at this event, which could present a unique opportunity for devs targeting launch day software availability (provided we don't see Oculus unveil some kind of preparatory developer hardware update between now and then).

It's no surprise to see Android devotees itching for some new hardware to ogle, but what kind of hardware should we expect to see?

On the other hand, it won't necessarily draw a lot of attention either, and if BlackBerry wants to spark some kind of excitement about its new hardware design, this device won't get the job done.

My gut says that the wide array of companies working off AWS don't need some kind of bleeding-edge machine training hardware, and would be fine training models a few times a week or month and get the results that they need.

With that kind of hardware, you're going to need some serious cooling, and the DK-04 has fans galore, which can be augmented with a liquid cooling kit.

What kind of hardware?

ONE kind of hardware will probably never be virtualised: processors.