On the flip side, Sony seemed to have its budget in mind when it decided to include a 2,300 mAh non-removable battery, small even in the arena
of inexpensive devices.
Not exact matches
Thirty years ago, before software began «eating the world,» much
of the information in industry was stored on spinning disks — those relatively slow but
inexpensive devices reminiscent
of record players.
Beacons are
inexpensive pieces
of hardware that attach to a wall or counter and use low - energy Bluetooth connections to transmit messages and prompts to personal mobile
devices.
Driven by innovative apps,
inexpensive cloud computing and the widespread use
of mobile
devices, the Sharing Economy has captured both the imagination
of the public and the investment dollars
of venture capital investors.
Compared to five years ago, hardware and software costs are falling and we are seeing a lot
of inexpensive telematics
devices that features a lot
of functionality.
In this new democracy
of sexual desire the invention
of efficient and
inexpensive contraceptive
devices and
of improved drugs for the cure
of venereal diseases is regarded as a signal advance toward the goal
of the good life, for now it is possible to engage freely and widely in sexual intercourse with little fear
of unwanted consequences, in the form
of either offspring or infection.
Another type
of lock is an
inexpensive device which can be easily installed into drawers, cabinets, or other openables to prevent easy opening.
Now, the «smart» bandage developed by the team provides direct, noninvasive measurement
of tissue oxygenation by combining three simple, compact and
inexpensive components: a bright sensor molecule with a long phosphorescence lifetime and appropriate dynamic range; a bandage material compatible with the sensor molecule that conforms to the skin's surface to form an airtight seal; and an imaging
device capable
of capturing the oxygen - dependent signals from the bandage with high signal - to - noise ratio.
For now, D - Wave's
device is slower than an
inexpensive home computer, but Rose says a potentially faster 1,000 - qubit version should be available by the end
of next year.
Alongside them are dozens
of smaller competitors, building a menagerie
of strange
devices that they hope will leapfrog ahead
of existing machines in the race to provide
inexpensive power from the sea.
The PTMA is in a class
of electrically active polymers that could bring
inexpensive transparent solar cells; antistatic and antiglare coatings for cellphone displays; antistatic coverings for aircraft to protect against lightning strikes; flexible flash drives; and thermoelectric
devices, which generate electricity from heat.
A simple point -
of - care testing
device for anemia could provide more rapid diagnosis
of the common blood disorder and allow
inexpensive at - home self - monitoring
of persons with chronic forms
of the disease.
The
device could enable more rapid diagnosis
of the common blood disorder and allow
inexpensive at - home self - monitoring
of persons with chronic forms
of the disease.
Compared with expensive, bulky, ultrasound machines
of the past, the authors say that «Hand - held ultrasound
devices introduced an alternative concept
of relatively
inexpensive, easy - to - use machines which could generate images interpretable by a wider spectrum
of clinicians at the point
of care.
An
inexpensive, portable, microchip - based test for diagnosing type - 1 diabetes could improve patient care worldwide and help researchers better understand the disease, according to the
device's inventors at the Stanford University School
of Medicine.
«Our results suggest that the use
of these small, relatively
inexpensive devices is associated with significant increases in physical activity and improvements in some key health outcomes, at least in the short term,» internist Dena Bravata
of Stanford University and her colleagues report in the Journal
of the American Medical Association.
All three
of the components are both
inexpensive and abundant and could provide the basis for commercial spintronic
devices.
Discover how a small,
inexpensive disposable
device can be deployed during minimally invasive procedures to detect the occurrence
of an enterotomy.
This type
of calculation is implemented in virtually all receivers, including
inexpensive handheld
devices.
One
of those users is Dane Morgan, a professor
of engineering at the University
of Wisconsin - Madison who develops new materials for a wide range
of applications, including highly active catalysts for fuel cells, stable low - work function electron emitter cathodes for high - powered microwave
devices, and efficient,
inexpensive, and environmentally safe solar materials.
Ordonez, Hayashi, and a team
of researchers from SSC Pacific, in collaboration with the University
of Hawai ′ i at Mānoa, have been developing novel graphene
devices as part
of a Navy Innovative Science and Engineering (NISE)- funded effort to imbue the Navy with
inexpensive, lightweight, flexible graphene - based
devices that can be used as next - generation sensors and wearable
devices.
The group
of researchers will work on further developing a highly integrated and parallel format with improved equipment for detection
of the chemiluminescent signals resulting in a portable and
inexpensive device for low - cost genome sequencing.
Mechanical engineers at the University
of California, Riverside, have reported success in using
inexpensive materials to produce thermoelectric
devices that transform low - level waste heat...
The
inexpensive, portable
device can give a precise readout
of a patient's health via both analog and digital detection.
Such measures represent a compromise by making the most
of student
devices for some features, while reducing their superiority to more
inexpensive devices owned by other students.
Can you address the issue
of how compatible each
device is with these free sources or suggest other free or
inexpensive online sources
of books?»
With Google making squillions out
of advertising revenue there seemed no logic to moving from great,
inexpensive Nexus price point for the phone to attempting to sell an ultra expensive
device that had no precedent outside Apples price gouging.
Both
of those genres are making great headway now that there are
inexpensive devices on the market that can tackle the screen size and full - color formats.
All the above comes without even subscribing to a mobile broadband service provider and this feature enables the Archos 5 Internet tablet to be one
of the most
inexpensive devices to operate Google Android.
One
of the initial hopes that the recent growth
of digital publishing and
device accessibility would create were
inexpensive digital textbooks, but that wasn't the case; what many fail to realize is that the high cost
of a textbook isn't due to the paper and the ink; it's the team
of Ph.D. - level writers who were paid to write the book.
On the other hand, this
device provides an
inexpensive way to browse the web and check e-mail, and it supports a ton
of media formats for playback.
The proposal was to get together a «starter» list
of, say, 800-1000 quality commercial New Zealand titles, to create them in a simple and
inexpensive way through bulk - buying
of ebook production services (particularly for indie publishers, the major publishers already have a lot
of ebook inventory), and to market them as a package to early market makers such as e-reader
device manufacturers, ebook retailers, libraries, and others.
Most
of these low - cost 7» tablets that have been announced in the Sub - $ 400.00 category (such as Creative's Ziio and the Archos 70) are Wi - Fi only
devices, and due to restrictions that Google currently places on the
device manufacturers, we're not likely to see many
of these
inexpensive tablets with Android Market support for a while.
The relatively
inexpensive device, complete with a sophisticated web browser and curated software store provides most
of what mainstream consumers are looking for in a tablet and it does so at just $ 199.
You can pick one up for just $ 99 off contract, which is awesome if you're in need
of a new
device, or maybe looking for an
inexpensive yet feature packed back - to - school present.
This
inexpensive device would be available later this month in Europe and asking price
of 130 EUR.
That said, I'm excited about the Nook Color simply because it places another
inexpensive tablet model in the market, something that is absolutely necessary given the plethora
of junk
devices (see CherryPal, for example) floating around.
Instead
of going after Apple by building a product that competed with the iPad, Amazon went in the other direction, creating a reading
device that is light - weight, relatively simple to use and most importantly,
inexpensive.
By 2020, many
of these
devices will be tiny,
inexpensive and ready for prime time.
It is very
inexpensive, about $ 5 USD a month and you will have immediate access to your photos and files from any
of your connected
devices.
My own biases point me toward the coming surge
of inexpensive, ubiquitous, accessible human enhancements — from prosthetics that enhance our motor outputs to sensory input
devices that will give us entirely new perceptual experiences.
There are a number
of inexpensive low - tech
devices such as timers and programmable thermostats that can pay for themselves within days: they should already be in every home but are not.
This new energy harvesting
device uses an electrochemical process similar to that in lithium ion batteries to produce electricity instead
of a physical process like the other piezoelectric materials, which will likely make it
inexpensive to manufacture.
One
of the most exciting is an
inexpensive device that might be one day be credited with vastly reducing the number
of cases
of malaria worldwide, which currently number in the hundreds
of millions.
With a congestion pricing system, by contrast, a widespread network
of inexpensive data - collection
devices silently records everyone's movements in a central log, without anyone noticing.
Their tools are similar to the punk's:
Inexpensive, durable
devices with which to work and communicate, mobility, creative ways
of getting paid, and a community
of like - minded people willing to offer free advice and moral support.
For those lawyers who still believe the most secure place to store their client information is in their heads, there's an
inexpensive technological
device being developed through the University
of California and the University
of Oxford in Geneva which allows users to hack directly into someone's brain.
Android Go — which Google would like us to refer to as «Android Oreo (Go Edition),» which is not going to happen — is a stripped - down version
of Android meant to run on
inexpensive, low - end
devices:
devices without much processing power, with limited amounts
of RAM, and with a small amount
of storage.
Over the last three years, Apple's iPads and Mac notebooks — which accounted for about half
of the mobile
devices shipped to schools in the United States in 2013 — have steadily lost ground to Chromebooks,
inexpensive laptops that run on Google's Chrome operating system and are produced by Samsung, Acer and other computer makers.
Fortunately, a number
of Android
devices sport microSD card slots that allow you to expand your storage capacity by inserting an
inexpensive memory card.