| It will also push innovations in microcomputers, mobile phones, optical storage devices, and network services. |
| Back in the late 1970's and 1980's, powerful microcomputers were incredibly noisy devices that would almost give you a headache if you spent any time using them. |
| Researchers believe that by putting microcomputers into every manmade object in the world, computers could, in a manner of speaking, sense the real world. |
| If you are accustomed to working with microcomputers, you may feel that microcontrollers are tight spots. |
| I made my modest fortune in the computer field, specifically microcomputers. |
| At the same time, the increased use of microcomputers within the Office has altered the pattern of workload of the section. |
