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• Object processor (dedicated object processor; Panther chip), eg in unreleased Atari Super XE (Atari Panther) and in Atari Jaguar (custom chip Tom contains object processor, GPU and one other thing); maybe also called visual processor
• Adobe Shock Script
• AV-over-IP technology - [1]
• DLG Electronic Technology (DLGET)
• DLVA - Detector Log Video Amplifiers (DLVAs), Extended Range Detector Log Video Amplifiers (ERDLVAs), and Successive Detection Log Video Amplifiers (SDLVAs)
• electrical stress - core parameter in component selection and reliability
• Fonkraft Nexpaq - project to sell a modular smart phone competing against the Google Project Ara
• Fusion Red - a desktop computer manufacturing company
• Global Electronics Testing Services, LLC (Global ETS) (Global component authentication and testing services company) (https://www.gets-usa.com/)
• Ion Beam Storage (LANL Ion Beam Storage) This probably needs to be in Physics.
• Lasklem (nl:Lasklem) - Sadly I do not even know the English word for it, and wikipedia does not know it either. So a good addition for a commonly used installation component. Main property is that you can push in multiple fixed (nonbending) electrical wires, which get clamped/locked inside. The result is similar to a Twist-on wire connector, but it is of course a different product. Feel free to change it to the correct name.
• Load canceller - [2]; ^[1]
• Mach Speed Graphics Port (MGP)
• Mother glass (aka glass substrate, mother substrate, multi mother glass, multi model glass) - a term of art for the large thin single piece of high quality glass that individual panels are cut from for use in manufacturing individual flat panel displays. For modern displays, it a foundational concept along similar lines as the concept of using wafers to produce integrated circuits. To create the article, WP already has some useful basic material (and graphics illustrating part of the concept, and the generation table) in the the last paragraph of Liquid-crystal display § General characteristics. That existing content could be used to create a start class stand alone article. However the information would need to be generalized, since mother glass is used in the production of all modern glass-based flat panel electronic visual displays, and is not exclusive to LCDs. Some references might include: Samsung: Learn Display - 31. Mother Glass & Generation, What Is the ‘Mother Glass’ in LCDs?, Mother Glass, How Did They Make My Big-Screen TV? A Peek Inside China's Massive BOE Gen 10.5 Factory, New Generation 10+ Fabs Enable Bigger, Brighter, Better Tv Displays, Ultra Large-Screen LCDs Made at World’s First and Only G10 Plant Using Large (3,130mm x 2,880mm) Glass Substrates, LG will invest billions in new 10.5-gen line to produce larger OLED TVs, LG and the Capital Investment Gamble, Seoul Man, Spate Of Large-Glass Panel Plants Could Lead To Big-Screen Price Drops, Monochrome LCD screen vs normal RGB LCD screen- What’s new?, From Novelty to Ubiquity: Challenges & Strategies of Scaling the LCD Platform
• NanoTechnology In Warfare
• Silicon-controlled switch (SCS) - [3]
• Sphero Ollie - could use a page; see website mentioned at Sphero to find more information
• Transition Gate - unable to find information on what this is on Wikipedia, maybe could be incorporated into another article?

Comment: possibly this is referring to conversion between logic families, see [4], but the requester has given no context.

• Turbolite - as mentioned at Texas Star, right before the marker for reference 8

• Third World Technical Scientific Dependency
• internal photoelectric effect - an extension to the current photoelectric effect article. The current article only discusses the external effect where electrons leave the material. The internal photoelectric effect follows a similar principal but electrons are free within the material creating the internally flowing photo current seen in image sensors and communications photo diodes. References to include: "High Performance Silicon Imaging: Fundamentals and Applications of CMOS and CCD Image Sensors", Durini, 2014 and references therein.
• normally-on (normally on) - transistors are considered "normally-on" or "normally-off" depending on their compositional traits. Though this definition is simple to understand, a full explanation of how exactly this is accomplished requires some expert detail. (See Field-Effect Transistor, enhancement mode or depletion mode)
• Time Figure of Merit - Generally an aspect of precision GPS timing which takes Expected Time Error (ETE) and reports it as a TFOM value from 1 to 9, with 1 being the best, 9 being the least accurate expectation of precision.

• Blue Force Electronic Attack GPS signal processing generally described as being a part of modern electronic warfare counter measures.

• ANYNET
• collapsible circuit
• Electronic System Level Design
• guidance electronics – as in, for rockets, missiles, drones, etc.
• High Tension Generation
• IBM Smart Business
• iriver e10 - MP3 player with very little information about it on Wikipedia; places to start looking for information include misticriver.net
• 'Kenmark' TV Brand, produced LCD Televisions
• List of GSM networks
• List of mobile devices with a web browser
• Mooshimeter - Wireless Multimeter ^[2]
• powerline adapters
• RGB/TTL - a graphical display interface, older than VGA and still used in embedded systems; [5]
• Samsung slimfit CRT TV technology - a lot of people have to sift through hundreds of posts on several forums for the information on these
• Serial Camera Control Bus
• Serial Front Panel Data Port (SFPDP)
• Spherex xbox 5.1 surround sound system

• Category:Flagship mobile phones - For current and previous flagship devices.

• Blockchain phone, crypto-focused smartphones, include blockchain or cryptocurrency features such as crypto wallet, cold-storage wallet, DApp store... first in the market were HTC Exodus 1 and Sirin Labs FINNEY [6] , Exodus 1 has a feature called social key recovery, endgame is that each phone serves as a node [7] Electroneum is taking a different approach, targeting emerging markets with a cheap handset 80$ [8]

Koh, Dong Jin (DJ Koh)

• Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018)
• Samsung Galaxy J3 Top
• Samsung Galaxy J5 Prime
• Samsung Galaxy J7 Nxt (2017)
• Samsung Galaxy J7 V
• Samsung Galaxy J Max

• Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro

• Samsung Galaxy On5 Pro
• Samsung Galaxy On7 (2016)
• Samsung Galaxy On Nxt
• Samsung Galaxy On Max

• Samsung Galaxy Core Prime VE
• Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime VE
• Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo
• Samsung Galaxy Grand Neo Plus

• Samsung Galaxy Xcover 3 VE

• Samsung Galaxy Ace Style
• Samsung Galaxy Ace Style LTE

• Samsung Galaxy Y 3
• Samsung Galaxy Y Pro

• Samsung Galaxy Centura
• Dong Jin Koh (DJ Koh)

• Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra

• Acer Liquid Z330
• Acer Liquid Z320

• Vivo V2
• Vivo V5
• Vivo V7+
• Vivo V11 Pro
• Vivo V11i
• Vivo V15
• Vivo V17

• Xiaomi Mi 4s
• Xiaomi Mi 5s

• Sony Ericsson t303

• Nokia 6340i

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• Turtle warning, warning light on the dashboard of an electric or hybrid car when it runs out of battery; [9][10]
• Anthem (Audio Company) - Audio company based in Canada that makes amplifiers and AV receivers (https://www.anthemav.com)
• Libratone - Danish consumer audio company (https://www.libratone.com)
• Accident Emergency Kit - iPhone application that helps user in case of an accident; aek.coeenterprise.net
• ACTON Global - consumer electronics company; [11]; [12]; [13]; [14]; [15]; [16]
• Advan Digital - Indonesian mobile phone brand advandigital.com
• Alliance Memory - Fabless producer of SRAM and DRAM ICs
• Amantys - company designing high-efficiency power switching solutions
• AwoX - develops DLNA and DTCP software development kits, and manufactures audio and video streaming devices; promoter member of DLNA; [17]; [18]; [19]; awox.com
• AudioMax - sound card brand
• Beats by Dr. Dre product list (List of products by Beats by Dr. Dre) - Beats by Dr. Dre
• Canon EOS 1000 QD - film SLR built by Canon
• Clamp Filter - zcat2132-1130; why are they used?
• Dell Mini 3i - phone from Dell; soon to be sold in the U.S. as the Dell Aero
• eBay Video Slots - eBay-themed slot machine found at casinos
• Electrical World, a weekly US trade journal on electrical power that was published from 1883 until 2002.[20]
• Electronic Snap Circuits - educational collection of kits that teach about circuitry through connecting components; [21]
• EXEZE - consumer electronics brand; exeze.com
• The Hat Game - city-wide game of "reversed tag"/"hide and seek" led by a GPS-enabled bowler hat for US Tech Fest; [22]
• HP Pavilion dv6
• Intellicode - Genie Garage Door Opener Rolling Code Technology, comparing versions 1, 2, and 3
• JESD204B - a high-speed serial interface standard from JEDEC; [23]; [24]; [25]
• JVC Boomblaster - series of boomboxes introduced in 1997; distinctive for having a pair of basstubes pointing sideways; most famous version is the original version which has been re-released
• kchibo - Chinese radio company; kchibo.com.cn
• Leica Disto - laser device for measuring distance
• Lélik Tec - brings the best exciting gadgets and electronic goods from throughout the world; "we scour the world for the most innovative and exciting products then bring them to you for you to enjoy"
• Light-O-Rama - company that makes hardware and software to control lighting
• Modecom - computer hardware producer; modecom.eu
• Nixplay - Digital photo frame and signage company; [26];[27];[28]
• Pantech Reveal - messaging phone released from the Pantech Company in 2009
• PrintBrush - [29]; [30]
• Richardson Electronics (Richardson Electronics, Ltd.) - global provider of engineered solutions, power grid and microwave tubes and related consumables, and customized display solutions serving customers in the alternative energy, aviation, broadcast, communications, industrial, marine, medical, military, scientific and semiconductor markets
• ROCCAT Kone - gaming mouse made by ROCCAT
• Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5 EX DC HSM - ultra wide-angle zoom lens made by Sigma Corporation
• Sony 3D TV - advertised as 240Hz to work with consoles as well as PCs; yet all Internet research shows 60Hz max on PC; would like info on the abilities of this monitor
• Sony Ericsson T320 - mobile phone made by Sony Ericsson
• Technical Consumer Products - Chinese company manufacturing CFLs for U.S. use; [31]
• Two Technologies Inc. - has been designing and manufacturing customizable, rugged mobile, industrial, hand held computers and hand held terminals for industrial and commercial applications since 1987; [32]; [33]; [34]
• virtual reality bot - a telerobot that utilizes artificial intelligence, augmented-reality, teleoperation, and telepresence technologies to remotely perform object-manipulation tasks that normally require the presence of human operators.
• VRS Design - mobile accessories brand; [35];[36];[37];[38];[39]
• UnPlugFest - yearly event in which companies producing Bluetooth devices can test the interoperability of their products with all the other companies
• Telldus Technologies - Company in Sweden making components for home-automation; https://www.proove.com (English, mothercompany)
• ZedBoard - evaluation board for the Xilinx Zynq microprocessor/FPGA family of parts; created for [open source] and educational ends; zedboard.org
• ZumeX - portable scanner
• Vivo V5 - mobile phone made by Vivo
• Coolpad Max - mobile phone made by Coolpad
• Coolpad Fancy 3 - mobile phone made by Coolpad
• Himax H1 - mobile phone made by Himax
• Vivo Y51 - mobile phone made by Vivo
• Vivo Y35 - mobile phone made by Vivo
• Coolpad Shine - mobile phone made by Coolpad
• Himax Zoom - mobile phone made by Himax
• Coolpad Conjr - mobile phone made by Coolpad
• Coolpad Roar - mobile phone made by Coolpad
• Advan Vandroid - mobile phone made by Advan
• Advan i5A - mobile phone made by Advan
• Oppo A39 - mobile phone made by Oppo
• Oppo Mirror 5 - mobile phone made by Oppo
• Luna G55 - mobile phone made by Luna
• Lava Iris - mobile phone made by Lava Smartphone
• Oppo A77 - mobile phone made by Oppo
• Oppo Find - mobile phone made by Oppo
• Vivo Y15 - mobile phone made by Vivo
• Vivo Y21
• Vivo Y53
• Vivo Y66
• Vivo Xshot
• Mito 101
• Mito 168
• Gionee S7
• Gionee P7
• Venera 193
• Venera 187
• Venera 818
• Venera 162
• Venera 191
• Coolpad Cool
• Coolpad Rise
• Vivo V5 Plus
• Oppo T29
• Himax Polymer Octa
• Himax Polymer Li
• Himax Pure III
• Himax Pure S
• Nexian Journey One
• Lava Grand 2
• Lava Iris 750
• Lava Iris 600
• Lava Iris 510
• Lava Iris 870
• Lava Iris 505
• Lava X8 Pro
• Oppo U3
• Maxtron V7
• Maxtron V2
• Maxtron MG 193
• Oppo R9
• Oppo R9s
• Hisense F20
• Advan i45
• Maxtron F1
• Maxtron F2
• Maxtron C19
• Maxtron C13
• Maxtron C15
• Nexian Journey
• Vivo Y31
• Coolpad Power
• Advan G1
• Advan i55
• Advan i5C
• Osmo o3
• Venera C222
• Maxtron MG 555
• Maxtron M7
• Oppo R819
• NGM E505
• NGM E506
• Maxtron MG 361
• Tiphone T20
• Tiphone A508
• Tiphone F100
• Tiphone T67
• Tiphone T39
• Tiphone E88
• Tiphone A85
• Ninetology U9R1
• Ninetology Z1
• Polytron Prime 7s
• Polytron Zap 6
• Osmo S50F
• Smartfren Andromax L
• Smartfren Andromax E2+
• Smartfren Andromax E2
• Smartfren Andromax B
• Smartfren Andromax R2
• Mito A550
• Wiko Ufeel
• Wiko Rainbow Up
• Wiko Jerry
• Wiko Robby
• Gionee A1
• Vivo Y28
• Gionee M6
• Oppo U5
• Coolpad E580
• Mito 111
• Mito 135
• Mito 150
• Mito 199
• Mito 188
• Mito 208
• Mito 266
• Venera 616
• Mito 128
• Evercoss Genpro X
• Evercoss Winner Y2
• Evercoss Winner T
• Hisense Kingkong II
• BenQ-Siemens A38
• BenQ-Siemens AL26
• BenQ-Siemens C81
• BenQ-Siemens CF61
• BenQ-Siemens CL71
• BenQ-Siemens E52
• BenQ-Siemens E61
• BenQ-Siemens E71
• BenQ-Siemens EF71
• BenQ-Siemens EF51
• BenQ-Siemens E81
• BenQ-Siemens EF81
• BenQ-Siemens EF91
• BenQ-Siemens M81
• BenQ-Siemens S68
• BenQ-Siemens S81
• BenQ-Siemens S88
• BenQ-Siemens SF71
• BenQ-Siemens SL80
• Siemens A35
• Philips X818
• Haier G7
• Haier G51
• Vivo V11
• Honor Magic 2
• Luna G55
• Microboard Processing Inc - A Electronic Manufacturing Service Provider. (https://microboard.com) (https://www.nhregister.com/business/article/Malloy-uses-Seymour-visit-to-mark-milestone-for-11372256.php) (https://www.newstimes.com/business/article/Conn-still-tallying-returns-on-300M-Small-13527748.php) (https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB866671705331239000) (https://books.google.com/books?id=H-qFAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA217&lpg=PA217&dq=wall+street+journal+craig+hoekenga&source=bl&ots=3LtNJ1nZkl&sig=ACfU3U0cUT6INuIijweroKoWameg2AiTZA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj3xuGGlYXjAhUMzlkKHX79A48Q6AEwB3oECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=wall%20street%20journal%20craig%20hoekenga&f=false)
• Takashi Mimura - Kyoto Prize for Advanced technology winner
• Vladimir Lamm - An article on his legendary designs that created reference quality sound equipment (https://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/in-memoriam-vladimir-lamm/)

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