Sentence examples for technology that failed from inspiring English sources

The reality is, however, that ClearType is warmed-over technology that failed to save handheld Windows CE devices from oblivion.

These papers–supplemented by visits to Bach-y-Rita's home in Wisconsin and personal interviews with his family and colleagues­ help tell the story of a revolutionary technology that failed to reach the public who needed it.

And Hewlett-Packard surprised the industry last week when it announced that it would not build a store, but would send customers to Apple's iTunes store and sell Apple's iPod players under its trademark, a move that gives Apple a bigger potential market and might help it avoid becoming the Betamax of audio technology, a highly regarded technology that failed in the marketplace.

This is about technology that failed, familiar Silicon Valley hubris and U.S. politicians valuing short-term profits over public safety.

If this is just a high-fidelity version of a technology that failed for a dozen reasons, it's hard to muster any enthusiasm.

Luckey and Mitchell both visibly bristle when I make a broad analogy to 3D TV, a recent industry-backed technology that failed to launch because of limited content and virtually non-existent public interest.

The limitations on liability in subparagraph (A) and this subparagraph shall not apply to a manufacturer, licensee, or licensor of technology that fails to comply with this paragraph.

Yet the real point is, technology that fails to budget for human behavior is failed technology.

Their headlights rely on antiquated technology that fails to properly illuminate the roadway but manages to blind oncoming drivers.

From Google Glass to the US Atomic Energy Commission's 1958 proposal to use nuclear explosions in construction projects, history is littered with hyped technologies that failed to catch on.

Then there are the technologies that failed due to catastrophic human error.