Sentence examples for something of a hardware from inspiring English sources

Firstly it seems to have been something of a hardware success for the company — at least compared to the Fire Phone.

Something of a newcomer to hardware engineering, Rebele is a familiar face in the Seattle tech scene.

Gamers who like to keep an eye on their impact on theworld as they fire up their consoles are facing something of a puzzle over which hardware to buy, as Greenpeace and Nintendo have gone head-to-head over how environmentally friendly the Japanese gaming giant is.

The Y Combinator-funded startup has become something of a poster child for the mantra "Hardware is hard" — when the company debuted its gadget in November, it promised to start shipping devices the following January.

The device marks the continuance of the company's cross-platform efforts, but in something of a new way: The keyboard is hardware, made for all, and is not a software iteration of an extant Microsoft product brought to a rival platform.

In such an environment, hardware startups became something of a backwater for Silicon Valley.

Google's hardware then is something of a Trojan horse (and not all that different from what Amazon offers): it's generally cheap and powerful enough to make it worth a purchase, and Google has been aiming to make up that money in Play Store revenue down the line.

But while Pokémon Go may leverage the standard abilities of modern mobile hardware, it's actually something of a throwback in more ways than one: it includes simple, nostalgic graphical representations of only the original 151 characters from back in the 90s Pokémon heyday.

For his part, Mr. Glaser has tried to act as something of a neutral party in the competition among different hardware standards.

The car is parked in front of a hardware store.

Perhaps the actual notion of a hardware generation, not the actual idea of successive hardware, is what is outdated here.