Sentence examples for whose processors from inspiring English sources

Dr Furber is developing asynchronous chips for such devices in conjunction with ARM, a British company whose processors appear in many handheld computers and mobile phones.

Intel, whose processors run about 80percentt of the world's personal computers, is expanding into new markets, including chips for televisions and mobile devices.

Intel, the dominant chip maker whose processors run more than 80 percent of the world's PCs, forecast third-quarter revenue of $14 billion, plus or minus $500 million, in its earnings report.

In a New York venue dressed as a front room, with sofas, bookcases and a flatscreen television, Kindle executive Peter Larsen unveiled a drinks coaster-sized black box whose processors he claimed were three times as fast as rivals.

Apple demonstrated its machines far exceeding the performance of the fastest Intel machines, whose processors have higher raw calculating speeds measured in megahertz, as both machines did the same multimedia editing.

Affected members were subsequently offered a free month's subscription and the company promised to help anyone whose processors might have overheated and been damaged as a result of its software.

If, as pressure groups and campaigners suggest, the whole chain needs protection – for example, to try to unpick the influence of a retailer on an individual dairy farmer, whose processor supplies a number of customers – that would require substantial resources and would add significant cost to the supply chain.

AMD, whose processor doesn't work with Rambus memory, has hitched its wagon very closely to DDR.

Nvidia, the chipmaker whose Tegra processor is found in the Asus Transformer, which runs Ice Cream Sandwich, thinks this solves fragmentation.

And unlike last year's seesaw battle between Intel and Advanced Micro Devices over whose PC processor chip would be the first to cross the gigahertz threshold (AMD won by a whisker), Intel's simmering battle with Transmeta will be over whose notebook chip consumes less power, thereby extending the time that a notebook PC can run on battery power without recharging.

Fodor argued that our "input systems" are modular for example, components of our visual system, our speech detection system and so on these parts of our mind are dedicated information processors, whose internal make-up is inaccessible to other related processors.