In the industrial context, a tablet refers to a handheld electronic device that features a touch screen display, runs on an operating system, and allows users to perform a variety of tasks such as browsing the internet, checking email, playing games, and using applications.
Examples of tablets in the industrial context include:
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Apple iPad: A tablet designed and produced by Apple Inc. that runs on the iOS operating system.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab: A line of tablets designed and produced by Samsung that runs on the Android operating system.
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Microsoft Surface: A line of tablets designed and produced by Microsoft that runs on the Windows operating system.
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Amazon Fire Tablet: A line of affordable tablets designed and produced by Amazon that runs on a customized version of the Android operating system.
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Lenovo Tab: A line of tablets designed and produced by Lenovo that runs on the Android operating system.
Similar things to tablets in the industrial context include:
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Smartphones: These are handheld electronic devices that feature a touch screen display, run on an operating system, and allow users to perform a variety of tasks such as making phone calls, sending text messages, and browsing the internet.
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E-readers: These are handheld electronic devices that feature a touch screen display, run on an operating system, and are primarily used for reading digital books and other types of written content.
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Portable gaming consoles: These are handheld electronic devices that feature a touch screen display or physical buttons, run on an operating system, and are primarily used for playing video games.
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Wearable technology: These are electronic devices that can be worn on the body, such as smartwatches, fitness trackers, and augmented reality glasses.
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Portable media players: These are handheld electronic devices that are primarily used for playing audio and video content, such as music, movies, and podcasts. Examples include the iPod Touch and the Zune.