Then I will be able to have whizzy graphics and stuff.

The graphics chip that couldn’t handle Vista’s whizzy special effects.

Their answer was not whizzy internet-only products such as those brought out in recent years, but something far more traditional.

This whizzy space illustrates the city's past and present.

Worth having a look at as there are some real whizzy sites out there.

Its main defect, though, was the needlessly whizzy approach to history.

Otherwise we have some pretty colourful, whizzy backdrops we'll use.

Whizzy camera work, clever effects and cacophonous music help set the tone.

It has whizzy graphics, including video and “360-degree” pictures.

The laptop, a sleek and whizzy Macbook, is still relatively new.

Most footwear just has a dampner, even the very whizzy expensive ones.

Which is one reason these simple, garish cards survive in an age of whizzy electronics.

Spending public money on whizzy new networks appeals to technophiles, but the benefits are not clear for others.

If fees are too low, entrants will undercut the whizzy new networks.

Fast, cheap computing had spread to most homes, and to our whizzy new mobile phones.

Whizzy interfaces provide not just understandability but a bit of glamour, too.

At the meeting its executives were keen to show off some very whizzy technology they have developed for handheld devices.

The whole look is not as whizzy as either Apple or Google.

Still, whizzy schemes to connect millions of Africans can't guarantee users access to the services they need the most.

It’s not as whizzy as X-ray vision or flying.

Dorset is a rural county, famous more for its Jurassic coast than whizzy manufacturing.

American and Asian telecoms operators are eagerly installing whizzy new networks.

The risk is of whizzy visuals and petrolhead-level detail over playability.

Portland's whizzy light-rail system, which many Vancouverites drive across the river to use, would extend to their side.

But there is more to CAD than simply being a whizzy drawing board.