Sentences with phrase «lot out of the hardware»

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Lots of people do most of their computing in a web browser, and Chrome OS can get more out of weaker hardware.

When I started out, I translated a lot of computer - related stuff — user manuals for software and hardware, software online help, and the like.

I should point out that the hardware has its perks and the tablet controller is definitely cool, but a lot of the big features behind Nintendo's new system currently need a little more prep time.

Volkswagen does a lot with the Jetta's small, 1.8 - liter engine, squeezing a willing 100 horsepower out of it without resorting to multiple valves, turbochargers or other sophisticated hardware.

«They are not completely getting out of the hardware business, but they are going to lean a lot more on the comprehensive digital catalog of content,» an unnamed source told The New York Times.

That turned out to be an impossible task; I'll be going into the reasons in more detail in an article for Register Hardware, but essentially a lot of the books are no longer available to UK readers in electronic format.

In fairness, I do collect revenue share from the ad impressions, so there is a bit of compensation: — RRB - I work with a lot of new software and hardware for my job every day, so these articles are relatively painless for me to write, and I do a bit of additional research to look for problems and functionality that's a bit out of the ordinary.

The Nvidia Project Shield, could be the best handheld gaming system released this year, and might edge out even the Sony PS Vita, at least if Nvidia is serious about making a lot of money with it, and it doesn't want to just create reference hardware.

RIM packed a lot of impressive hardware features into this seven - inch tablet, and you'll feel it right out of the box.

«They are not completely getting out of the hardware business, but they are going to lean a lot more on the comprehensive digital catalog of content,» said this person, who asked not to be identified discussing corporate strategy.

Selling that kind of firepower for $ 150 doesn't leave a lot of room for other hardware makers to eke out a living.

Yes, there's some impressive hardware here — a 720p Super AMOLED screen, dual - core processor, and lighting - fast camera — but Google is out to prove that it can deliver lots of power without being intimidating.

Because Android is free for anyone to build and drop on their devices (yes, even you could download, compile it and slap on compatible hardware), it means there are a lot of crap tablets — craplets — out there.

Lots of people are jumping to the conclusion that the Nook brand is finished, that B&N is slowly trying to phase out their apps and hardware.

Because it's so new, there's not a lot of information on it yet (in English, anyway), but you can check out this review by Register Hardware for a little more insight about the Story and how it works.

The Q10 will make a great smartphone for users who spend a lot of time typing and doing work on their devices, but Brighthand said there are better smartphones out there for users who don't desire a full keyboard, noting the Q10's hardware puts it closer to being a mid-tier device, rather than a flagship smartphone.

«They are not completely getting out of the hardware business, but they are going to lean a lot more on the comprehensive digital catalog of content» said the NYT source.

This week has been a whole lot of drilling holes in the rock, cleaning them out and gluing in hardware.

Plus, I understand there are a lot of PC gamers out there who don't want to mess with expensive hardware by taking the chance on incorrectly building a computer.

There's a lot of new things it's trying out as a piece of hardware.

If you're in the market for something that you can hook up to your television to play on the big screen before taking the same hardware and games on a flight across the country, you don't have a lot of other options out there.

There are a lot of people out there (like me) which are happy that Hardware: Rivals is coming.

There are a lot of happy fans out there, because Hardware: Rivals got announced.

«With the Wii U being new hardware, we're still getting used to developing for it, so there are still a lot of things we don't know yet to bring out the most of the processing power.

Like a lot of studios, Spaces is being proactive about the new hardware, and it's hoping to get a double resolution update out within a few weeks of the devices presumed launch a little later this month...

While id is known to push hardware to its limits, they generally don't push out a lot of on screen action.

This being said, I give the developers plenty of kudos for including such a mode considering they likely did not have a lot of time with the hardware before they pumped out the game.

I should point out that the hardware has its perks and the tablet controller is definitely cool, but a lot of the big features behind Nintendo's new system currently need a little more prep time.

There were a lot of games shown, new Xbox Live features and even some new hardware but nothing which made me scream out «I can not believe they are launching that on the Xbox One!».

It costs a lot to invest in rolling out new technology, and if the consumer walks away before the lifecycle's over — you can talk about the install base of hardware, but how many of those machines are still active, how many people are still playing them?

And I started using a Mac and that did give me some notoriety for a while; although not nearly as much as it would now, because there's a lot of attorneys out there using Apple hardware these days.

There are a lot of open - world games out there (not surprising, given the power of current hardware), but few of them give you as much freedom as InFamous: Second Son does.

This is a pretty minor update for Pixel 2 users, but for those rocking older Google hardware, there's actually a lot of new stuff to check out.

While Google provides a lot of actions out of the box, additional commands for interacting with third - party hardware and software can be added to Assistant via Assistant apps.

LG has put a lot of effort in bringing some new, noteworthy hardware and software features to make its dual - lens cameras stand out from the rest.

You can upgrade a lot of hardware components without Windows freaking out, including the graphics card, RAM, and hard drive.

While a lot has already been said about these two phones, including the fact that they will come preinstalled with Android 7.1 Nougat as well as add support for Google's Daydream VR (Pixel XL) alongside packing the same hardware specs under the hood, it is also emerging that the phones could feature Google Allo right out of the box.

But it does cut out a lot of hardware you might want.

Console gamers who want granular control over their equalization could get a lot out of the Siberia 800, as could PC gamers who'd rather deal with audio hardware than audio software.

A lot of new changes might be bit buggy on some hardware, so the software giant prefers to roll out updates in stages.

For a lot of folks out there, gaming platforms can take the place of nearly all the hardware I mentioned above.

One of the better 360 - degree cameras out there just got a lot better: The Insta360 One, a standalone 4K 360 camera with a built - in iPhone or Android hardware connector now supports FlowState onboard...

This year, Google really put on a whole blitz and we saw a lot of different hardware come out from third - party hardware makers, OEMs, companies like Lenovo, Sony, LG were all introducing products that integrated the Google assistant in some way.

Ledger Nano S is the most popular hardware wallet out there and if you have a lot of DASH, this is the most secure way to store them all.

«That really let us learn a lot, figure out what the use cases are, and push forward the technology — out ahead of what would have been possible with standard smartphone hardware.»

I'm not ready to start carving out a tombstone for the iPad just yet because 12.6 million iPads a quarter represents a volume of product that a lot of hardware makers can only dream of, but sales do seem to be on a downward trajectory.

A lot of people have pointed the blame at the iPhone X for starting this hardware trend, but while it's true that Apple has been the most high - profile notched phone as of yet, Essential was the first to cut out a portion of the display.

The Android KitKat is layered with the custom UI from LG, which doesn't throw out a lot of graphics, and the simple and neat look is what gives a better experience, when there is no heavy internal hardware to support it.

Google takes a lot of the uncertainty out of hardware design and also provides software updates to a very GPe - like stock Android experience.

So, with the Surface Studio 2, I'm hoping Microsoft makes a beefy, all - out version for those who want to pay lots of money for the best hardware possible.