Sentences with phrase «significantly more processing power»
This would undoubtedly be a great marketing move (which is sounding more and more likely) but it's technically an overkill and comes with a large penalty in cost and performance — requiring significantly more processing power, more memory and battery power, plus lowering the display brightness efficiency.
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Lower system requirements Unlike Windows Vista, which required significantly more memory and processing speed to power its graphical user interface, Windows 7 isn't a system resource hog.
Although fracking in the U.S. produces more than 100 billion gallons of wastewater per year, the process requires significantly less water per unit of energy than extraction and processing for coal and nuclear power, according to past research by Jackson and his colleagues.
The compromise bill makes a huge course correction by giving principals significantly more power to build their faculties through the teacher - evaluation process.
Furthermore, the actual experience of playing games on these devices has been enhanced significantly by the presence of the quad core Nvidia processor in the Galaxy Tab 3, Prime and the Infinity (as well as the cheaper 300 model) because this provides gamers with a combination of processing and graphics power that will make games such as Candy Crush ones much more enjoyable.
Powered by Windows 10 and the latest 8th Intel CoreTM i7 and i5 processors and SSD storage, the newest LG gram devices are more efficient than their predecessors, and significantly faster with seamless 4K playback, super-stable processing and up to 1 TB SSD in an ultra-light, ultra-slim laptop.
The latest report is in line with recent predictions that IoT devices such as smart speakers are likely to become significantly more expensive in the coming years as their growing power requirements push manufacturers into equipping them with more capable hardware, thus making them less reliant on cloud processing but also increasing their production costs which will be passed on to consumers.