Sentence examples for electronics lines from inspiring English sources

He will also retain his post as executive deputy president of the entire Sony group, where he is in charge of Sony's many consumer electronics lines, including its Bravia TVs and Cyber-shot digital cameras.

There are big decisions to be made in the barely profitable consumer electronics lines, where both Toshiba and Nishida have a storied history (see box).

That was closely followed by Amazon's private label electronics lines, including Echo, Fire TV and Kindle, which pulled in $120 million, $110 million, and $75 million, respectively during the same time frame.

The circuit diagrams in this article follow the usual conventions in electronics; lines represent conductors, filled small circles represent junctions of conductors, open small circles represent terminals for connection to the outside world.

Fabrics, food and electronics lined the shelves of dozens of storefronts as merchants and shoppers stood along the bustling road.

"We're spending less this year because we've found better deals," said 31-year-old Regina Woods, a child care provider, who was in the Kmart electronics line with her husband, 37-year-old Daryl Woods.

When Glenda Wallace, a long-haul truck driver, finished her wait in the electronics line — the longest one in the store — she wheeled her shopping cart carrying her 52-inch television she just bought to the opposite end of the store to begin another hour or two wait in the second-longest line – the one for layaways.

Samsung hopes the cell phone gleam can spill over to its consumer electronics line, the one laggard in the Samsung stable.

TRON: Legacy Electronics Disney's TRON: Legacy electronics line is designed to appeal to discerning gamers and audiophiles who seek out products that offer high quality and innovative design.

4. Sony's electronics line for pets: Everyone wishes they could share their favorite tunes and shows with their furry best friend.

Same-store sales were all in negative territory in categories like entertainment, including electronics; hard lines, which are items like hardware and crafts; apparel; and home.