Definition of techy
: characterized by technological sophistication : technical
- techy innovations
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The graphics in both the Ryzen 3 2200G and 5 2400G, according to smarter, techier folks than myself, is roughly in-line with the Nvidia GeForce 1030—a part that'd cost around $100 on its own, without the main processor attached.
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Investor interest in Ford has sagged over legitimate concern that the company’s current job—building cars—might be neglected in its rush toward ephemeral, techy pursuits.
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And if the main event - a 10.3-inch split-screen multimedia display - isn't techy enough, there's an optional color heads-up display for $900.
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Happily, the brow gurus over at Benefit Cosmetics have come up with a genius — and totally techy — solution.
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The brand was not only delineated by its decidedly more techy, activewear focus, but also for the red rubber branding that adorned all its pieces.
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Yet despite all his pro-Bakersfield arguments (cheaper housing! chances to network with local power brokers!), Mershon keeps watching people leave for techier cities.
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This area of your chart also governs mass communication, so this is a great time to indulge your techy side and upgrade any outdated devices.
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Dickeson recently explored darker, techier frontiers under the alias Robert Oaks with releases on deadmau5's mau5trap label, as well as a new level of grandure on downtempo tunes for his alias Midnight Lamp.
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Origin and Etymology of techy
technological + 1-y
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