These 'phones not only feature the interchangeable wireless technology from Kleer that made the SA6 model so attractive, but are custom made just for your ear.
"Craft and technology are interchangeable for us," he said.
First, aromatics can now also be obtained from petroleum, and indeed all hydrocarbon raw materials are now almost interchangeable; second, modern transportation technology makes possible very large-scale shipments by sea not only of petroleum, crude or in various stages of refinement, but also of natural gas, refrigerated and condensed to a liquid.
In each case, branding and design are becoming more important as the underlying technology becomes increasingly interchangeable.
Furthering Panasonic's leadership in 3D technology, the new interchangeable 3D lens LUMIX G 12.5mm / F12 (H-FT012) features two optical systems installed within the diameter of the lens mount, creating stereo images from the left and right lenses that are then processed with a 3D image processing system.
Although the competing engines have to be functionally interchangeable, each will incorporate proprietary technologies and processes that preclude some aspects of life-cycle support from being competed at all.
What is more, the penetration of the various networks varies depending on the region, and technology is not always interchangeable.
Think about the staff, money and time a traditional camera manufacturer has sunk into its existing products and technologies: auto-focus systems, interchangeable lenses, things like that.
This helps to define the precise role of the available technologies, whether they are interchangeable or complimentary.
Skills such as communication, management, information technology, and planning are all interchangeable.
