hardware
- noun
- /ˈhɑːrdˌwɛr/
- Specialized
- The machines providing the necessary hardware support are the G5 and its successors.
- hardware and software
- computer hardware
- hardware components
The things you can do with that hardware are still quite limited.
- The things you can do with that hardware are still quite limited.
- They could not envisage a scene where they didn't sell the hardware bundle with the software.
- Because if you think the hardware just starts the process.
- Next they've got their sound stage hardware level EQ presets.
- Yeah, so Oppo hardware not so great.
- If you invest in hardware like NVIDIA, what do you get?
- Essentially what you're ending up with is a hardware based VPN.
Examples
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OK, the last major piece of hardware here we have is the new iMac.
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Robots are complex systems that rely on software, hardware, and mechanical systems all working together, Arena said.
Academic text (2008) -
How does Apple always manage to make hardware look so pretty?
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The things you can do with that hardware are still quite limited.
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And the team was certain that it was a hardware issue.
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It's not in the software, it's in the hardware.
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The hardware wasn't really designed for games at that point.
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The university provided the hardware, and students downloaded and owned whatever apps they found most useful.
Academic text (2013) -
As inexorable trends create ever more powerful hardware, it's not surprising that much of it remains seriously underutilized.
Academic text (2012) -
The technician installed new hardware to improve the computer's performance.
Synonyms
The parts of a computer like the processor, memory and drives
Antonyms
Compounds
How Complex
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hardware comes from hard ('solid') and ware ('goods'), and the word was later used for the physical parts of a computer as a contrast to programs. So computer hardware means the 'hard' parts like the screen, keyboard, and circuits, not the software.