Sentence examples for the forthcoming window from inspiring English sources

The reigning European champions, Barcelona, have also been linked with the elegant defender but Everton, who resisted bids rising to £30m and rejected a transfer request from the 21-year-old, have no plans to weaken their squad in the forthcoming window.

The Nikiski prototype was shown running the forthcoming Windows 8 operating system.

RealOne will work on computers running Windows 98 or later, as well as the forthcoming Windows XP.

Barnes & Noble will also produce a Nook app for the forthcoming Windows 8, a revamping of the Microsoft operating system that will take advantage of touch screens.

Through the deal, the two companies will settle their patent disputes, and Barnes & Noble will produce a Nook e-reading application for the forthcoming Windows 8 operating system, which will run on traditional computers and tablets.

Upton added: "For the last six months we've been working closely with Microsoft to bring the forthcoming Windows 10 to Raspberry Pi 2. The Raspberry Pi 2-compatible version of Windows 10 will be available free of charge to makers".

While Mr. Hill has a laptop running a prototype version of Windows 2000 that allows him to use ClearType displays, the technology arrived too late to be included in the forthcoming Windows 2000 release, Mr. Hill said.

Apple Computer and the Microsoft Corporation have been making frequent references lately to services they will provide to their clients (that's you, if you use either Mac OS 9 or the forthcoming Windows 2000) via the Internet.

Many Microsoft emails and memos from 1993 and early 1994 reflect this strategy.For example, on December 7th 1993, Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's executive vice president for sales and support, sent email suggesting that it "could really help popularise" the forthcoming Windows 95 if the operating system could be positioned as "the greatest front-end to the Internet".

Steve Kleynhans, a vice president with the Meta Group, a research firm in Stamford, Conn., said customers had many compelling reasons to buy PC's, including increased power, the forthcoming Windows XP operating system from Microsoft and features like rewriteable DVD players in machines that cost less than $1,000.

With the forthcoming Windows 8 Blue, rumor had it that Microsoft would enable its OEMs to run Windows 8 on smaller devices, too.