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List the ten products that are constantly being modified to take advantages of new technologies.
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Some of the existing products which are current in use are being modified to experience the advantages of new technologies. For example, house hold appliances and automobiles are constantly being redesigned to incorporate the excellence of new technologies.
The ten products which are constantly being modified are listed below.
- 1. Automobiles.
- 2. Mobile phones.
- 3. Televisions.
- 4. Refrigerators.
- 5. Computers.
- 6. Sound systems.
- 7. Air conditioners.
- 8. DVD players.
- 9. Medicine.
- 10. Agriculture.
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Thus, the products that are constantly being modified to take the advantages of new technologies have been listed.
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