Sentence examples for own electronics from inspiring English sources

It's just that travelers arriving after a late flight or a long day are more focused on being able to recharge their own electronics.

Mr. Gross, who left the O.S.S. to form his own electronics company, was the first to get a citizens' band license from the F.C.C.

The company is the only maker of digital speakers; each unit contains its own electronics and signal processing, which Mr. Stuart says creates a cleaner, distortion-free sound.

Ultimately, this is designed to give users the skills they need to work on any number of projects, including potentially fixing their own electronics.

They own electronics – two flat-screen TVs and an Xbox game console for their 10-year-old – but cannot afford a car or a down payment on a house.

Now Amazon puts less emphasis on expanding its own electronics sales and is counting for growth on deals to carry merchandise offered by established companies, as it does for Toys R UsUs, Target and Circuit City.

But as their sailing date neared, Mr. Florens, who owns electronics stores across Mexico, wondered about Myanmar's political situation and the standard of the cruise ship's accommodations.

Case in point: TTI, a privately owned electronics distributor in Fort Worth, Tex., with revenues of more than $400 million last year from resistors, capacitors, connectors and other small parts sold to circuit board assemblers.

The results showed women outstripped men in their interest in owning electronics, with 18percentt of women planning on buying a tablet before 2012 (compared to 15percentt of men), 20percentt of women wanted a laptop (only 14percentt of men did) and 20percentt of women planning on purchasing smartphones -- compared to 17percentt of men, Mashable reports.

Thomson S.A., the state-owned electronics conglomerate, owns slightly more than half of Thomson Multimedia, which makes consumer electronics under the RCA and other brands.

Early next year, Bug Labs, a start-up company based in New York, will begin selling the Bug, a set of electronic modules that buyers can plug together to create their own consumer electronics device.