Sentence examples for upgradeable with from inspiring English sources

Reconfigurable and reprogrammable capabilities of CR and SDR provide the possibilities to design 'future proof' onboard units that are upgradeable with software updates.

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.

Such features also make NIMS compatible and upgradeable with other small-scale or large-scale network methods regarding drug action mechanisms we developed recently [ 9, 55][ 22].

The Omen is fully upgradeable, but with its $5,500, you may want to add the additional hardware yourself.

Android The familiar genre of remote-control car-racing gets a reboot on Android with this game from The Binary Mill, with upgradeable cars, a four-player Wi-Fi mode and a tie-in with Fruit Ninja for branded tracks and motors.

The first luxury smartphone with a tactile screen, it is also the first equipped with upgradeable Google Android software, meaning unparalleled access and connectivity.

Instead of two paddles, opposing forces battle it out with upgradeable cannons.

As for how Disney Infinity differs from other games out there, including 'toys to life' pioneer Skylanders by Activision, Vignocchi says that they first offer more extensibility and replay value for players' investments in the world, as evidenced by all Infinity 1.0 characters getting expanded attributes and an upgradeable skill tree with the introduction of version 2.0.

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.

With an upgradeable combat system, players collect "impossible ideas" to replay levels and unlock Underland's secrets.

You fight with a futuristic (upgradeable) combat vehicle on a series of planets, each with their own shape and size.