#electronics device

[h9668k]

Electronics device

Sure! "Electronics device" is a broad term that encompasses a wide range of electronic devices. Here are some examples:

Smartphones: Mobile phones with advanced features like internet connectivity, touchscreen interfaces, and various applications.

Laptops: Portable computers that include a keyboard, display, and a battery, allowing users to perform various tasks on the go.

Tablets: Larger touchscreen devices that offer similar functionality to smartphones but with a bigger display.

Desktop Computers: Non-portable computers designed for use on a desk, consisting of a CPU, monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

Televisions: Devices used for watching broadcasted or streamed audiovisual content, often featuring high-definition displays and smart capabilities.

Digital Cameras: Devices used to capture and store digital photographs and videos, ranging from compact point-and-shoot cameras to professional DSLRs.

Gaming Consoles: Dedicated devices designed for playing video games, such as the PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.

Smart Watches: Wrist-worn devices that offer functionalities beyond timekeeping, such as fitness tracking, notifications, and app integration.

Fitness Trackers: Wearable devices that monitor and track physical activities, heart rate, sleep patterns, and other health-related metrics.

Home Appliances: Devices used in households, such as refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers, air conditioners, and smart home automation systems.

Portable Media Players: Devices for playing digital audio and video files, such as MP3 players and portable DVD players.

E-readers: Devices designed for reading digital books and other textual content, often featuring electronic ink displays for a paper-like reading experience.

GPS Navigation Systems: Devices used for satellite-based navigation and location tracking, commonly used in vehicles or as standalone handheld devices.

Wearable Headsets: Devices like virtual reality (VR) headsets or augmented reality (AR) glasses that offer immersive experiences or overlay digital information onto the real world.

These are just a few examples, and there are many more electronic devices available in the market catering to various needs and interests.

[peachdoxie]

Fascinated by this one-star review someone left on a *checks notes* flavored water product on the Gatorade website

[sapphicyanli]

might be a corn plate tweet kind of post but during the last round of the mingle game which is where the group only consist of two people, everyone else was running without holding hands except players 222 and 333 that is a canon couple (or exes so far i guess) in the show, and the other pairing that are holding hands are players 120 and 246. could this be a hint that hyunju (120) and gyeong sok (246) could be an endgame in season 3?? bcs i certainly hope so

also the meaning of the color room that they were in is....well, quite fitting for their current relationship dynamic to say the least i'd say

[gvaine]

[allthecanadianpolitics]

A special provincial committee is recommending that Quebec fully ban cellphones, headphones and other personal electronic devices in all primary and secondary schools starting next school year. This was the sole recommendation in the committee's 15-page interim report, released Tuesday. The committee, which includes elected officials from the four parties represented in the National Assembly, was established in June 2024 by the Quebec government to examine how screens and social media affect the health and development of young people. The interim report presents preliminary findings based on consultations with experts, educators, parents and students.

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[rustyrailways]

Pop Team Epic redraw in 2025? More likely than you'd think.

Also WIP progress under the cut because I am somewhat proud of how it's going so far

Still very early days but it's shaping up not that badly methinks!

[hyunpic]

[fuzzyghost]

[lazzincats]

Maria on the leapfrog tablet

Close up on the poorly drawn thing

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[coquelicoq]

christmas is so dangerous i'm always like who can i give murderbot to this year. but i've already given it to all the people i have reason to think would like it. so what does that leave me. my 14yo sister who only reads YA romance? my 16yo brother who thinks highly of the military? my 20yo sister whose reading tastes remain opaque to me? my stepmother who only reads nicolas sparks? my stepfather who doesn't read?

[stone-cold-groove]

Image detail from the IBM System/360 sales brochure - 1964.

[otakugangsta]

edomd33

[machetelanding]

Seiko DATA 2000 (1983)

[w-40-k]

Say, in universe, what materials are books made out off?

To me it seems as though by M40, actual physical books wouldn't be something the average imperial citizen would ever get their hands on.

No, that privilege would firmly be reserved for people with either influence or a large enough coin purse.

This is a luxury item. Something to show off/preserve knowledge in (say a tome of curses written by a cultist and picked up by an inquisitor).

Even as a minor noble, unless you can convivedly get your hands on a resource as expensive as wood (if you live in a hive as oposed to say any of the 500 worlds) you'd probably settle on a somewhat more local material.

For the cover, I wouldn't be surprised if for most of the books you'd find, they were made out of human skin leather.

(There'd be entire planets dedicated to this branch of industry. It'd be like going to one of those fancy car dealerships where you can customise every little detail of the car you want)

I'm more undecided on the material of the pages though.

Probably some kind of plant fiber gene-spliced specifically to hold ink really well, be incredibly light fast and also odorless/has a custom designed scent. Probably fire and bulletproof too for good measure. You want your descendents to be able to read this thing even a millenia from now.

(Praise be the Omnissiah and His servants for making this possible)

Now that brings us to ink. Traditional ink sticks, from what I know, are made out off soot and animal glue. You get soot by burning candles. Take a wild guess as to what those are made from.

Select from a large pool of specimens and then have them gene spliced to your specifications, so only you and those of your bloodline can physically read those books.

@moociaoafterdark @robot-roadtrip-rants thoughts?

[rasangan-raspberry]

Vibes off, kill him zoro

I drew on the wrong layer on this TT_TT