computer gadgetry

Analysts say previous efforts relied on the public's fascination with computer gadgetry, expecting that alone to provide a market.

I only use computer gadgetry because I don't know how to use anything else."

He's put together six people to recreate all the sounds on the CD with no computer gadgetry on stage.

Soft Warehouse, as it was called, consisted of two 25,000-square-foot stores filled to the rafters with personal computers, software, peripherals and other computer gadgetry.

Baltimore-based electronic musician Dan Deacon did without a stage and played his computer gadgetry right on the patio amid the ecstatic crowd.

Nick and Adam Lu Sang acquired new computer gadgetry with the devotion of climate-conscious squirrels.

Mr. Krulwich uses performance artists, computer gadgetry and even a house band (They Might Be Giants, who appear in each episode) to illuminate his subjects.

'Playthings of the Past' Now that the electronic and computer gadgetry have settled into your very own cyberspace, a visit to a kinder, gentler era may be in order.

With all the computer gadgetry at her disposal, Kaisho should have been able to filter out those shadows and give a crystal-clear view of everything... but I guess she preferred the dramatic night-is-coming effect.

He admits to being a workaholic, fills us in on the extent of his compulsive spending (computer gadgetry is a particular weakness) and concludes this memoir just as he's starting up a love affair with cocaine.

The most difficult part of any show is the load-in, and no amount of computer gadgetry can do the work of strong backs, said Mr. Mazzella of Hudson Scenic Studio.

Olympic Lows Though athletes like Kerri Strug have delivered soaring performances in Atlanta, the Olympics' high-tech computer gadgetry has stumbled badly, while the elaborately planned transportation and security systems have suffered embarrassing breakdowns.

In the media tents off the floor of the Republican National Convention here, in a corner dubbed Internet Alley, the crowd is young, the style is geek chic and the latest in computer gadgetry is on display.

Although the father of 12 claims to struggle to cover household expenses, the family appear to own an array of hi-tech equipment including a widescreen Samsung television, a Sony DVD player, wireless internet, computer gadgetry and a pub-style fruit machine.

In an age when secrets seep (or should I say WikiLeak) from the electronic ether, it is refreshing to be drawn back to a time when espionage related less to computer gadgetry and satellite feeds and more to the physical and mental activities of real, frail people.