The phrase "available in electronics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a product or service can be found or purchased in the electronics category or department.
Example: "The latest smartphone model is available in electronics at your local store."
Alternatives: "offered in electronics" or "found in electronics".
But the 100-inch Blue Ocean rear-projection television, though elegant, does not really seem all that different from the large-screen televisions available in any electronics showroom.
The approximately 12-by-18-inch 12-by-18-inch 12-by-18-inch 12-by-18-inchbout one-tenth the cost of much lareceivingllite dishes currently in use - and would be available in costumer electronics stores, the parounds said.
There will be two versions of the Phantom Reactor, a 600W model for $999/€990/£990 and a 900W model for $1,299/€1,290/£1,290. Pre-orders start tomorrow and the speaker will be available in many consumer electronics stores (also on Amazon) on October 24th.
The Nikkei says that players will be able to download additional content for "several hundred yen each time" (100 yen currently translate to US$1.30), payable via pre-paid cards available in various Japanese electronics stores or via credit card.
A focus of the investigation is evaluating the extent to which the knowledge present in labeled reviews from a related domain, here kitchen appliances, can be transferred to a new domain for which only limited labeled data is available, in this case electronics.
The tech ranged from pricey industrial machinery ("the digitally printed acrylic panels in Revelation as Mirror and the delicate 'wireframe' 3D printed skulls from The Horse as Technology" ) to off-the-shelf devices available in your average electronics store.
But the new aluminium-ion batteries are far from being available for commercial use in electronics, producing just half the voltage of lithium-ion batteries.
Hence, the "electron" in "electronics".
