Sentence examples for suitcase technology from inspiring English sources

But a new development in suitcase technology is looking to change that.

Let us return to my suitcases, those simple yet elegant relics of Stone Age technology.

Modern technology has also rendered obsolete the use of suitcases of cash, secret passwords and other subterfuges I described in "Den of Thieves," my 1991 book about Mr. Milken, Mr. Boesky and insider trading in the 1980s.

"They're about the size of a small suitcase," David Christopher, communications director for the internet advocacy group OpenMedia, says of the technology.

"They're about the size of a small suitcase," David Christopher, communications director for the internet advocacy group OpenMedia, said of the technology.

Paranoia about terrorism has pushed security to new extremes: "naked" X-ray detection technology has become the norm at airports and see-through suitcases are compulsory.

The technology can be used to detect traces of explosives on suitcases and clothing or biological agents sent through the mail.

Having the latest technology at your fingertips doesn't have to mean weighing down your suitcase.

Uncharted Play's business model entails partnering with product manufacturers across industries like consumer electronics and infrastructure to put the MORE technology inside the everyday products we use, like strollers, shopping carts and suitcases.

In its annual baggage report, SITA credited digital technology for contributing to the reduction in mishandled bags, citing specifically airlines' ability to track suitcases from check-in to baggage claim.

Ms. Anderson celebrates the way that technology has shrunk, enabling her to fit all of her equipment into a couple of suitcases; unfortunately her content seems to have shrunk along with it.