| 释义 |
upˈgradable, a.
Also upgradeable.
[f. upgrade v. + -able.]
Capable of being upgraded or raised to a higher standard; spec. in Computers, applied to (the storage size of) a system. Hence upgradaˈbility.
1974Physics Bull. Dec. 568/1 (Advt.), ND 100 has a completely solid state memory with 1K, 2K, or 4K memory capacity (field upgradeable). 1982Which Computer? June 44/3 The ease of software upgradability certainly makes it attractive. 1983Daily Tel. 14 June 6 (Advt.), The Exxon 8431 System features an advanced central controller with upgradeable storage up to 320 MB. 1985Personal Computer World Feb. 42/2 (Advt.), Works equally well on 51/4{pp}, 3½{pp}, or 3{pp} disks, with upgradability built-in from 100K to 2.6 Mbyte. |