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Chapter 1, Problem 7CT
Program Plan Intro
Smartphone:
- Smartphone is a cellular mobile phone with a combined computer and other structures not initially associated with telephones such as software applications. Web browsing, and
operating systems. - A typical smartphone has a Wi-Fi connectivity, high-resolution, web browsing capabilities, touch screen display, and the ability to accept sophisticated applications.
- It is less expensive and smaller in size.
Digital camera:
- It is a hardware device that takes photos like a regular camera, but stores the picture as data on a memory card instead of printing it to film.
- Many digital cameras in today are capable of recording video in addition to taking photos.
- Example: Digital rangefinders, Digital single lens reflex cameras (DSLR), Line-scan cameras, Electronic viewfinder (EVF), and so on.
Portable media player:
- It is a battery-powered device with text display and it is very small enough to fit in a pocket.
- It stores songs from a computer and output the songs through a headphone. It is also called as an MP3 player.
- Many digital media players in today are capable of showing complete photo library, play movie, video, TV programs, display books and documents, and play games.
- Example: Diamond Rio, Audible player, IXI, Eiger MPMan, and so on.
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