Sentence examples for tiny appliance from inspiring English sources

The tiny appliance is pricey, about $100 more than simple home fire alarms, but it exemplifies the trends toward home technology in 2013 -- smart, connected, fun, possibly useful, but on some level a little baffling.

Rich Templeton, the chief executive of Texas Instruments, conceded the appeal of the tiny appliances has not been vast.

Alison Chino is a born and bred Arkansan who has been an expat in Europe since 2013, where she has learned to walk everywhere and use tiny appliances.

Steven Duthie, a spokesman for Whirlpool, called Haier "a still very minor player" and its popular compact refrigerators "tiny little" appliances that are not much of a threat in the broader refrigerator market.

Since 1989 they have shipped over 10 billion of these tiny controllers found in appliances, office equipment, you name it.

In the meantime there's a lot of money to be made in chips for handheld appliances, including tiny computers, telephones and other electronic gear.

NAS uses a much cheaper "appliance"–a stack of tiny drives with a built-in server that attaches directly to an Ethernet network to share data with any computer on the system.

Engineers may take a few years to come up with transmitters, receivers and sensors cheap and tiny enough to put into the appliances of the networked home.

But a middle class it is nonetheless: with cellphones and used cars; with tiny but well-built homes with every appliance; and with modest but deeply enjoyable holidays at the beach.

When the kitchen appliance is switched on, the tiny animated specimen is puréd inside the blender and sent flailing into space, becoming disheveled in the glitchy, vacuum-sealed tornado.

And until the mid-1950s at least, TVs, despite having tiny screens, were nonetheless enormous floor-standing appliances with even greater wooden surfaces to burnish.