Sentence examples for to be upgradeable from inspiring English sources

It's a long way from the image of young hot-rodders installing aftermarket engine computers to increase horsepower; this is about the radical shift to designing cars from the ground up to be upgradeable.

"Makie" dolls are designed to be upgradeable and modded.

It is expected to be upgradeable (up to 5 kW and more) by (1) using higher pressure He as the charge gas, (2) increasing engine speed, and/or (3) scaling up in size.

But questions of whether the new MacBook Pro in particular could meet the EPEAT standards, which include a provision for products being able to be "upgradeable with commonly available tools" still hung in the air, until a new rule change.

It's also worth noting that despite the Piston's small size, it's also going to be upgradeable, which is a big selling point when you're talking about a home console, which often has a shelf life of 10 years or more.

It'll be interesting to see if it indeed launches with Windows Mobile 6.1 and whether or not it'll be upgradeable to (or come with) Windows Mobile 6.5, which is due out to consumers in September but should be in manufacturers' hands by April.

Microsoft has yet to announce details of how or whether Windows Phone 7 devices will be upgradeable to Windows Phone 8.

Asus puts your mind at rest with their new guarantee that their WL-500W and WL-100W "Intensi-fi" routers will be upgradeable to the final spec using Firmware or hardware upgrades.

OnStar says all 2011 and later models will be upgradeable to its free MyLink service.

When the 802.11i standard is finished, we're told that WPA-compliant products will be upgradeable to support the new standard.

However, the HTC HD2, which will eventually be upgradeable to WinPho 7, will be getting Flash 10.1.