Sentence examples for the next hardware from inspiring English sources

"We are adapting to the changing market and are well prepared for the next hardware cycle".

That camera is also set to improve big improvements in the next iPhone, including a jump in resolution, and it has acquired technology like improved low-light sensors that could appear in the next hardware.

With the next hardware cycle at least two years away, it's more important than ever for Sony to continue to wring profit from the company's largest cash cow, and online seems to be the key.

Yes, it appears that the next hardware iteration of the iPhone (two common monikers are 'iPhone 4G' or the 'iPhone has) has been outed.

And honestly, given the fact that Amazon recently purchased Ring, I wouldn't be too surprised to see Ecobee become the next hardware maker to get rolled up under the Amazon umbrella — assuming its ready to sell, of course.

That being said, part of Nintendo's heritage is to always be looking at innovation and to start working on the next hardware as soon as we launch a platform.

Spiegel didn't directly confirm whether the company's next hardware product would be a v2 version of Spectacles, but TechCrunch has reported that the company is developing a new Spectacles update that may integrate augmented reality technologies into the hardware.

Next year it will be impossible for Sony and Microsoft to keep us in the dark regarding their next hardware iterations.

The elephant in the room of this E3 was the next generation, a topic largely dodged by Microsoft and Sony reps refusing to discuss the progress of their next hardware systems, currently codenamed internally as Durango and Orbis, respectively.

Products like the Pebble smartwatch and the Nest thermostat — as well as other hardware innovations like SmartThings or littleBits — are proof positive that the next great hardware products won't be born within the walls of large, traditional corporations, but in garages, makerspaces and hardware incubators.

As Randy Komisar, the Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers partner who invested in Nest, recently told The Verge, "It felt like Tony and his vision could really create the next great hardware services company in the Valley.