Sentence examples for media electronics from inspiring English sources
This is because Amazon is expected to subsidise the cost of the handset and the monthly price plan using the revenue from the vast amount of Amazon media, electronics and whatnot you are inevitably going to purchase with it.
The company's first gadget was the VooMoteOne – a black case that clips onto your iPhone – which essentially turns the iPhone or iPod touch into a universal remote control that can be set up to work on almost all household media electronics, and can "learn" to control ones that aren't already in its database.
All media electronics (televisions, radios, DVD players, computers) must be registered with local authorities and are subject to random content checks.
In recent years, the economy has depended on the creative media, electronics and aerospace industries and the city centre docks have been regenerated as a centre of heritage and culture.
And Sony's activities in Europe are more diffuse than in the United States, where its media and electronics arms report to Sir Howard.
But the company concluded a spinoff would throw up barriers between the media and electronics units at a time when content and devices are supposed to be increasingly seamless.
They are useful as part of other crimes, distracting attention, for example, during the theft in 2011 of more than 100m customer records from Sony, a media and electronics giant.
I sold the shoe and overstock businesses in 1999 to concentrate on e-commerce — for sporting goods products initially, but the company rapidly moved into entertainment media, consumer electronics and beauty products.
The high-profile cyber-attack that hit Sony's Hollywood studio last year will have little impact on its bottom line, the Japanese media and electronics group said on Wednesday.
Sony –The Japanese media and electronics conglomerate hasn't done much on the Internet to date.
The effect of solvent media on electronics transition energies and absorption as well as florescence spectra are presented.
