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- Coffee Machines,
Also named a coffee maker, percolator, or caffettiera,
it's a device to brew coffee.
- Cookers, The cooker
features a package of an oven and a grill, and uses
two fuels, electricity or gas.
- Deep Fat Fryers,
The deep fat fryer is a standard appliance found in
most fast food establishments like McDonald's.
- Dishwashers, A Dishwasher
is a mechanical appliance used for the cleaning of
utensils used for serving, eating etc.
- Fridge Freezers,
The refrigerator or "fridge" for short is
a mechanical appliance found in just about every home.
- Kettles, Perhaps the
most simple of any device found in a modern day kitchen,
the humble kettle.
- Microwaves, The microwave
oven has become one of the common kitchen appliances
since it's introduction in the 1970's.
- Toasters, The electric
toaster is a small, usually low cost and simple kitchen
appliance.
- Tumble Dryers,
A tumble dryer is a simple yet popular household appliance
which compliments a washing machine.
- Vaccum Cleaners,
A vacuum cleaner helps a householder pick up dirt/dust
from a carpet floor using a suction pump.
- Washing Machines,
The washing machine generally refers to a machine
that applies water as a cleaning solution.
- Graphics Cards,
A video card is needed by a personal computer to display
graphics on a monitor.
- Laptops, A laptop computer
aims to preform the same tasks as the average desktop
computer.
- GPS Navigation, GPS stands
for 'Global Positioning System' and is a satellite
system which transmits a signal...
- Monitors, TFT stands for
'Thin-Film Transistor' and is a technology that has
helped improve desktop space.
- Motherboards,
A motherboard is the central circuit board in any
computer, which is also referred to as a logic board.
- PDAs, PDA is short for
"Personal Digital Assistant".
- Printers, A printer
is a device used by home computers to produce a hard
copy (usually paper).
- Processors, Processors
can now be found in virtually every electronic device
like mobile phones and digital set top boxes.
- Scanners, In reference
to computers, a scanner is generally a flatbed device
that can analyse text.
- Dvd Players, DVD
Players first went on sale in the UK around 1997/98.
- Dvd Recorders,
Unlike a DVD player, a recorder is able to not only
play DVD discs but also to burn data onto them.
- Hifi Systems, Hifi is
short for 'High fidelity' and is a standard sound
system launched in the 1970's.
- Home Cinema, A typical
home cinema system includes four parts, an av, dvd
player, speakers and subwoofer.
- LCD TVs, LCD is short for
"liquid crystal display", and is a fairly
modern technology for televisions.
- Plasma TVs, The plasma
screen display was first created in 1964 by Donald
L. Bitzer and H. Gene Slottow.
- Rear Projection TVs,
It's called rear projection because the image is projected
and reflected from behind onto the screen.
- Remote Controls,
A remote control is an electronic device used to operate
electronics devices like a television.
- Set Top Boxes, By
2012 every home in the UK will need a digital receiver,
whether integrated into a television set or ...
- Video Recorders,
A Video Recorder, or VCR, is a machine which uses
a video tape cassette.
- Cameras, Digital cameras
maybe confusing to users of conventional film cameras,
however, they feature many benefits.
- Camcorders, Over
the past decade camcorders have become smaller, lighter
and simplier to use.
- DAB Radios, DAB stands for
'Digital Audio Broadcasting', and has been develop
to broadcast digital radio transmission.
- MiniDisc, A MiniDisc
or MD for short is a data storage device that uses
magneto-optical discs.
- MP3 players, A small device
which can play digital music files, such as mp3, the
iPod is the most famous mp3 player.
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