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The phrase "a media device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any electronic device that is used to access, create, or manipulate media content, such as smartphones, tablets, or computers.
Example: "With the rise of streaming services, a media device has become essential for enjoying movies and music at home."
Alternatives: "a multimedia device" or "an entertainment device".
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Explores how technological innovation and accelerating media affect social values and behaviors in the popular and global adoption of a media device.
The iPad is first and foremost a media device, and it goes beyond the original iPod model of listening to music and watching video to build on the iPhone model of a world of apps.
"Chumby is much more of a media device," he says.
It's more of a media device than anything else.
It's a great portable experience and it can be used, without much fuss, as a media device.
Make it a media device that you can pick up on an afternoon at Target.
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Mr Hyman claims credit for the invention of the "grid"—a media-management device designed to ensure that the government dominated the news agenda, with big stories timed and launched with guile and precision.
An outstanding consumer DSLR and liberating video recorder, the T2i is a powerhouse media device in a small and relatively affordable package.
It isn't going to blow the roof off of the industry but in a general sense it is a great media device with enough chops to make it usable as a counter- or coffee table-top browsing tool.
The Kindle Fire HD isn't a great tablet but it's a great media device.
Accessing (streaming) podcasts online via a computer 45% (73/159) and downloading to a portable media device (mp3 player, smartphone, tablet) 38% (61/159) were both popular methods for reviewing podcasts (Table 2).
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