The phrase "transportable devices" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to devices or objects that are designed to be easily moved or carried from one place to another. Example: The company's latest product line includes a variety of transportable devices, such as portable speakers, compact cameras, and foldable laptops.
The inductively coupled microplasma source operating at atmospheric pressure was further miniaturized using MEMS technology with the goal of developing an easily transportable device.
A second and transportable device was then designed, modified and used in trials at RCAF Bases and other locations for one year.
Possible clients include a desktop computer with mouse and keyboard (stationary workstation, e.g. in the office), tablet computers (transportable device, e.g. for client visits and meetings), smartphones (mobile, e.g. on-site use or site research) and a multi-touch table (stationary design environment).
The transportable device comes in multiple models, designed to secure outward swinging doors, inward swinging doors, and door closer arms.
Our breath sampling system involves the collection of breath into a transportable device.
Micro CAT Smaller, transportable CT devices to scan single body parts or small animals.
Dedicated MRI Smaller, transportable MRI devices able to can scan single body parts; they can be used for a variety of exams, e.g. to study bone pathologies.
But he didn't stop there: Page also noted that Android "has been pretty transportable across devices," which he said will likely continue in the future.
These works are free from the constraints of materiality as they exist as numeric data in highly transportable storage devices such as hard drives, disks, and CD-ROMs that can be materialized when needed.
In response to a question about how much people can expect to see engagement increment with new products like Glass, he said that "obviously, Glass runs on Android, so [Android] has been pretty transportable across devices, and I think that will continue".
