Sentence examples for upgradable system from inspiring English sources

The MAX4 platform introduced by Magna, which it debuted to media earlier this week in a modified Jeep Grand Cherokee, uses input from cameras, radar, ultrasonic and LiDAR sensors, along with onboard computing capabilities to offer an upgradable system that Magna says uses only a fraction of the power required by similar, existing solutions.

Additionally, Sony Internet TV is ready for the future and is fully upgradable through system updates.

Luckily, the device is fully upgradable and future systems will include a GPS chip – there's a place on the circuit board but it's not yet installed.

The prototype program is completely based on the Component object model that enables the development of modular, object-oriented, customizable and upgradable, distributed programming systems using a number of different programming languages.

Right now, we're not quite there yet, but the company also notes that these systems are upgradable (and easy to maintain).

Initially, all Mini 10s will come with 1GB fixed RAM (which means it will not be upgradable), the Windows XP operating system, and a 16:9 edge-to-edge display that supports a maximum resolution of 1024 x 768.

In this paper we report the experiments carried out during the specification and validation of the fault-tolerance mechanisms developed in the European project Generic Upgradable Architecture for Real-time Dependable Systems (GUARDS).

The changing manufacturing environment characterized by aggressive competition on a global scale and rapid changes in manufacturing processes and related technologies requires creation of education systems that are easily upgradable and into which new syllabi and functions can be readily integrated, according to a report on next-generation manufacturing.

Such an architecture ensures that the system is flexible, adaptive and upgradable.

Dual-band GSM phones, they will be usable in many countries of the world as well as the U.S., and will be upgradable to the GPRS packet-based data system that is beginning to roll out worldwide.

The whole system is flexible and easily upgradable to host new environmental or phenotypic variables and new types of images resulting from the evolution of research projects or the development of new protocols.