It products. Mobile phones

IT TERMS

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  MP3 players: Devices designed for playing digital audio files, such as music, podcasts, and audiobooks.
  
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  Bluetooth speakers: Wireless speakers that allow users to play audio from smartphones, tablets, or computers.
  
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  Smart speakers: Voice-controlled speakers, like Amazon Echo and Google Home, that come with built-in digital assistants and can perform various tasks.
  

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  DVD and Blu-ray players: Devices for playing high-definition digital video content on physical discs.
  
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  Streaming devices: Gadgets, such as Roku, Apple TV, and Google Chromecast, that allow users to stream online multimedia content to their TVs or other display devices.
  
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  Smart TVs: Televisions with built-in internet connectivity and app support, enabling users to access various online multimedia content and services.
  

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  Gaming consoles: Devices like PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, designed to play video games on a television or other display.
  
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  Handheld gaming devices: Portable gadgets, such as the PlayStation Vita and Nintendo DS, that allow users to play video games on the go.
  
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  Virtual reality headsets: Devices like Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, which immerse users in a simulated and interactive environment.
  

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  Smartphones: Modern cell phones that perform various functions beyond making calls and sending messages, such as surfing the internet, streaming media, and running various apps.
  
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  Tablets: Portable touch-screen devices like iPads and Android tablets that serve similar purposes as smartphones but with larger screens and greater multimedia capabilities.
  
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  E-readers: Devices like Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook, which specialize in displaying digital book content and offer various features like adjustable text size and built-in dictionaries.
  

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  Interactive whiteboards: Large touch-sensitive displays often used in educational and professional settings for teaching, presentations, and collaboration.
  
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  Projectors: Devices used to project images, videos, or presentations onto a larger surface, such as a wall or screen, for better visibility.