1.  And using the site easily required a computer with a fast modem, the fastest of microprocessors and a good web browser.

2.  Access to electronic files requires computers with CD-ROM drives or an expensive phone connection.

3.  For example, the newer equipment now stands alone and does not require a computer and software to control it as the older versions did.

4.  However, Tuttman said, very large systems may require specialized computers.

5.  Requires a computer.

6.  So far, none of that photo play requires a computer.

7.  That would require a computer that would be able to calculate weather to a precision of about a half mile over the entire face of the globe.

8.  The project required computers with memory capacities of a gigabyte and the ability to handle eight channels of digitized music simultaneously.

9.  The software, however, does not require expensive computers and can run on a high-end PC.

10.  This suits enterprises which require critical computers all day and all night.