Sentence examples for targeted at the consumer from inspiring English sources

Last week, it also unveiled a product targeted at the consumer market a machine baptised iMac, whose startling design recalls the original Macintosh.On May 11th, Mr Jobs finally presented a new software strategy.

"I think it's fair to say that this is the first time that a strategy has been directly targeted at the consumer, not at the manufacturer of the car or the manufacturer of the engine or of all the other pieces," said Susana M. Hildebrand, the chief engineer for the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

It's targeted at the consumer.

An analysis of documents at www.handspring.com reveals fairly detailed information on how the company plans to sell its products, as well as on the gear itself, which will use the Palm operating system from 3Com coms and be targeted at the consumer side of the handheld computing market.

When television came to India in the early 1980s, all advertising was targeted at the urban consumer who had the TV set and the spending power.

This time around, a lot of the stimulus is targeted at the average Russian consumer through tax cuts and social security spending, including greater pension benefits, helping the government fend off criticism that it's not doing enough to combat poverty, as companies closed down factories and lay off workers.

These new devices are targeted at the high-end consumer and prosumer and will feature all the good stuff like HSDPA, WiFi, awesome screen resolution, Google Maps, Intel Dual Core processing, and plenty of other yet-to-be-announced features I'm sure.

He said that Spice was an example of the global nature of the drugs problem with a product designed and marketed in Europe but produced in Asia and targeted at the potentially large group of consumers who were interested in cannabis.

The AMD-K6-2/500 processor is planned to power a soon-to-be-released IBM Aptiva consumer personal computer system targeted at the retail market.

The conference is primarily targeted at European consumers, but the late-August/early-September timing means plenty of companies use it as the global launch pad for gadgets aimed at holiday shoppers.

These actions would not threaten a free and open Internet because they are targeted at a consumer's use of network capacity, not a specific application.