Sentences with phrase «buying less hardware»

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For Dell, a giant business technology company is better suited to thrive in a rapidly changing technology landscape where businesses are increasingly buying less data center hardware and instead renting computing capacity from big cloud computing providers, like Amazon Web Services (amzn) and Microsoft (msft).

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It has been a tried and tested strategy at Amazon to sell the hardware at cost (or even less) and then make money through the content that users buy from the expansive ecosystem.

Furthermore, the Kobo Vox clearly has its own development issues (hardware and software) that make it less attractive vs. B&N Nook Tablet overall (which could be imported for use in Canada as an alternative choice until we are deemed a Fire - ready market by Amazon sometime in the future... Your audience in the UK and Australia may appreciate the above analysis also... Thanks for the informed buying decision advice!

When people have trouble buying and reading ebooks, they are less likely to want nook hardware, but the hardware difficulties are a symptom, not the cause, of software flaws.

The essence of the program is that customers buy $ 30.00 less on the hardware to have advertisements served on the homescreen and screensaver.

I think Amazon is (perhaps) less concerned with the Kindle hardware sales alone and more interested in how they correlate with the numbers of books people are buying.

(I am getting one on 10/28 for SSOD, mind you) Cons: less powerful hardware than direct competitors, multi-plat games look worse 80 % of the time on X1 and the other 20 % only look equal to PS4 (never better), less 1st party studios making new games and IPs than competitors, a basically ruined relationship between MS and the consumer due to lies and 180's (makes me happy, wouldn't have ever bought the X1 if I HAD to get Kinect), I could go on... these are not me bashing the system, they're literally facts Pros: I can watch TV while I play my game, I can «snap» achievements while playing, I can watch football, and then basically nothing else I guess I am old school and use my game systems for games and media playing only.

A shame really because that's what made so many people buy the system, and now they have the option of buying a far less powerful machine with faulty hardware and a crappy 2009 lineup.

Flappers are fairly easy to replace, and you can buy one for less than $ 5 at a hardware store.

Here are some options if you have less than $ 1,000 to spend: paint your kitchen cabinets and walls, replace outdated lighting with new fixtures, buy a new bathroom vanity on sale at a site like Wayfair.com and install it yourself, change out your cabinet hardware and swap that Formica surface for a new quartz counter (this could run you over $ 1,000 but it may be worth it if your counter looks like an episode of The Brady Bunch).

Android tablet hardware now easily outperforms iPad (higher screen resolution than iPad 3 Retina, faster processors, etc.) and the devices are definitely less expensive... a big issues for schools trying to buy by the thousand.

Going with FreeSync, and thus buying an AMD Radeon card, might mean purchasing hardware that delivers less bang for your buck.

It means you can minimize your hardware investment in Macs — buying less powerful devices since the cloud is doing all the heavy lifting — and open up the potential for iPad Pros being used as developer systems since, effectively, it would be a thin client.

If not, a piece of damaged siding can be easily removed using a siding removal tool which can be bought at a local hardware store for less than $ 10.

I wanted this beautiful antique gate hardware that I found on eBay, instead I bought less expensive (less unique... insert tears here) items from Home Depot and Hobby Lobby.