Sentence examples for viable computer from inspiring English sources
His best-paid work was with Remington Rand, merchandisers of the first commercially viable computer (something that interested Yates not at all).
"This funding is a strong endorsement of D-Wave's ability to deliver the first viable quantum computer to organizations in need of a new caliber of computing," said D-Wave Systems CEO Vern Brownell in a press release.
Are we actually looking at a viable quantum computer?
This study presents an effective and economically viable human computer interface (HCI) for visually impaired people using Microsoft Chinese Windows.
And given the leaps in progress that are being made on almost a daily process, a commercially viable quantum computer offering cloud services could happen even more quickly; the D-Wave 2000Q is called that because it can process 2,000 qubits.
I certainly wish to soon see the day the first viable quantum computer is demoed, but I may not, and I must come to terms with that.
My old boss, high tech PR guru Regis McKenna (not a character in Jobs), already involved with Apple at Jobs's behest, helped bring Markkula together with Jobs and co-founder Steve Wozniak, the real founding technical wiz of Apple who actually created the first commercially viable personal computer, the Apple II.
Alienware M11x – $1150 – A few years ago, Alienware laptops were so expensive – and so large – that it was ludicrous to consider them as viable school computers.
Crafting a viable brain-computer interface is a challenge that weaves together some of tech's trickiest software problems with its most intractable hardware ones.
We are years away from any semblance of commercially viable quantum computers, much less those that can readily implement machine learning and neural networks.
Chris Rock campaigns in "Head of State" but only after his party's presidential and vice presidential candidates die; in "Man of the Year," Robin Williams' satirical talk show host becomes a viable candidate via computer glitch.
