"traditional hardware" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to physical objects or materials that are used for construction or mechanical purposes, typically made with materials and methods that have been used for a long time. Example: "The antique shop had a wide selection of traditional hardware, including wrought iron hinges and brass door handles."
Won't it anger Microsoft's traditional "hardware partners" that Microsoft is now making its own competitive tablet?
Researchers are exploring the engagement of people when traditional hardware and software are not up to the task.
Clarendon, a line of 17th-century English-style wall units from Hooker Furniture, wraps around a room, creating a built-in look with elaborate moldings and traditional hardware.
To achieve this CRYPTOCARD will provide solutions that are an order of magnitude simpler, easier and cheaper than traditional hardware token and manually-provisioned systems.
It has disclosed that its data centers have moved over to an advanced system dominated by software, instead of traditional hardware of custom switches and routers.
Besides doing away with the traditional hardware, the technology is safer — it responds more quickly than existing methods — and it "enhances the driving experience," Nissan said.
"Traditional hardware-defined private networking solutions like MPLS guarantee reliability, but are inelastic, hard to manage and costly.
While that has long since been a feature found on traditional hardware-based DVRs, cloud DVRs provided by streaming services have not offered the same option.
Considering the ongoing evolution of GNSS systems and increasing interest to multi-GNSS receivers, software-based signal processing is a suitable option, instead of traditional hardware-based solutions which are inflexible.
This morning Pokki, a product of Sweet Labs, announced that it will expand its application recommendation engine to Android devices, and enhance its app store for what the company calls "multi mode" devices – those built to non-traditional hardware specifications.
Well, they've had a few made and, like the pressure-sensitive keyboard I saw at Microsoft Labs a long time back, they shipped a few to promising young students around the globe in an effort to save money on R&D give them a chance to work on non-traditional hardware.
