Sentences with phrase «release products fitted»

Aside from Samsung, Huawei, LG and Microsoft are also committed to release products fitted with non-replaceable SIMs out the box, while Apple goes its own way as always, actually laying the first stone in this field with pre-loaded universal operator compatibility on select iPads.

Not exact matches

As Business Insider previously reported, the board meeting next week is seen as a milestone in the product's development, and a chance to prove that Magic Leap can shrink its technology to fit inside the smaller form factor that will be released to the public.

The prototype will be presented to board members, and sources say the meeting is being viewed as a milestone in the product's development — a chance to prove that Magic Leap can shrink its technology to fit inside the smaller form factor that will be released to the public.

I wish they would had done more testing first before releasing the product, so they could have found a lid that fit.

Top Gun was part of formula product that helped established the song album as the definitive soundtrack release during the eighties, yet enemies of the practice should appreciate the candor of the interviews, which describe the construction of the score and song materials in action sequences involving powerful sound effects; even if you have the hit songs, making them fit is still a chore.

MultiLit has released its latestCatalogue, outlining all of our products and Professional Development workshops, and how they fit together.

We're constantly looking at different technology and experimenting with different elements of it, but we're not feeling virtual reality is currently in a place where it's ready to be released — as a product that fits with our philosophy of fitting in the living room.»

But law firms may be questioning how the necessary new security products, updates and releases showcased at LegalTech can fit into their budget.

The festive ad highlights some of the best products that Samsung has released this year, products like the Gear 360 camera, the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge, the Gear Fit 2 and the Gear IconX.

The screenshot above is how Microsoft.com looked when XP was first released — formatted to fit on a screen only 640 pixels wide, it showcases Internet Explorer 6, a browser reviled for being non compliant and behind the times, as new product.

It's a way for the company to release products that fit basically every niche, and price point, so that everyone has an option when it comes to ASUS.