Glossary of Terms

Below is a comprehensive glossary of terms related to the product categories available at ElectronicShopBD, including smartphones, gadgets, laptops, computers, TVs, audio-video systems, smartwatches, cameras, headphones, gaming products, VR technology, appliances, and sports/recreation items.

1. Smartphone: A portable electronic device combining mobile phone and computing functions, featuring touchscreens, apps, and internet connectivity.
2. Gadget: A small electronic device designed for specific tasks, often portable, like power banks or smart home controllers.
3. Charger: A device used to supply electric power to recharge batteries in smartphones, laptops, or other gadgets.
4. Accessories: Add-on items enhancing device functionality or aesthetics, such as phone cases, screen protectors, or laptop sleeves.
5. Laptop: A portable computer with a keyboard, screen, and battery, suitable for work, study, or entertainment.
6. Desktop Computer: A stationary computer system with separate components like a monitor, CPU, and keyboard, ideal for heavy tasks.
7. Processor (CPU): The brain of a computer or laptop, executing instructions for programs and tasks.
8. RAM: Random Access Memory, temporary storage that affects a device’s speed and multitasking capability.
9. Operating System: Software managing device hardware and software, e.g., Windows, macOS, Android, or iOS.
10. Graphics Card (GPU): A component handling visual output, critical for gaming, video editing, and graphic design.
11. Television (TV): A device for receiving and displaying broadcast or streaming video content.
12. Smart TV: A television with internet connectivity and built-in apps for streaming services like Netflix or YouTube.
13. LED TV: A television using Light Emitting Diode technology for brighter, energy-efficient displays.
14. OLED TV: A television with Organic LED technology, offering superior contrast and color accuracy.
15. Home Theater System: A setup combining speakers, amplifiers, and media players for immersive audio-video experiences.
16. Soundbar: A slim speaker system designed to enhance TV audio with minimal space requirements.
17. Subwoofer: A speaker dedicated to reproducing low-frequency sounds (bass) for richer audio.
18. Bluetooth Speaker: A portable speaker using Bluetooth technology to connect wirelessly to devices.
19. Smartwatch: A wearable device that tracks health metrics, displays notifications, and supports apps.
20. Fitness Tracker: A wearable device focused on monitoring physical activity, such as steps, calories, or heart rate.
21. Heart Rate Monitor: A feature in smartwatches or fitness trackers measuring pulse during activities.
22. Digital Camera: A device capturing images or videos electronically, stored on memory cards.
23. DSLR Camera: Digital Single-Lens Reflex camera, offering interchangeable lenses and advanced controls for professional photography.
24. Mirrorless Camera: A compact digital camera without a reflex mirror, providing high-quality images with lighter designs.
25. Lens: An optical component of a camera determining focus, zoom, and image quality.
26. Tripod: A three-legged stand stabilizing cameras for steady shots or long exposures.
27. Headphones: Audio devices worn over the ears for private listening or noise isolation.
28. Earbuds: Small headphones fitting directly into the ear canal, often wireless.
29. Noise-Canceling Headphones: Headphones using technology to reduce ambient noise for better sound clarity.
30. Bluetooth Headset: A wireless audio device for hands-free calls or music listening.
31. Gaming Console: A device designed for playing video games, e.g., PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.
32. Game Controller: A handheld device used to interact with video games, featuring buttons and joysticks.
33. Gaming Headset: Headphones with a microphone optimized for immersive gaming audio and communication.
34. Gaming Mouse: A high-precision mouse with customizable buttons for enhanced gaming performance.
35. Gaming Keyboard: A keyboard with features like programmable keys and RGB lighting for gaming.
36. Virtual Reality (VR): Technology creating immersive digital environments using headsets and sensors.
37. VR Headset: A head-mounted device displaying virtual reality content for gaming or simulations.
38. Motion Controller: A device tracking hand movements to interact with VR environments.
39. Augmented Reality (AR): Technology overlaying digital elements onto the real world, often used in gadgets.
40. Refrigerator: An appliance for cooling and preserving food and beverages.
41. Microwave Oven: A kitchen appliance using microwave radiation to heat or cook food quickly.
42. Blender: A device for mixing, pureeing, or emulsifying food and liquids.
43. Washing Machine: An appliance for cleaning clothes automatically with water and detergent.
44. Air Conditioner: A device cooling indoor spaces by removing heat and humidity.
45. Vacuum Cleaner: A device using suction to clean floors and surfaces.
46. Toaster: A small appliance for browning bread slices using heat.
47. Electric Kettle: A device for quickly boiling water using electric heating elements.
48. Juicer: An appliance extracting juice from fruits and vegetables.
49. Dishwasher: A machine for automatically cleaning dishes and cookware.
50. Treadmill: A fitness machine for running or walking indoors.
51. Exercise Bike: A stationary bicycle for cardiovascular workouts.
52. Yoga Mat: A cushioned surface for yoga, stretching, or floor exercises.
53. Dumbbells: Free weights used for strength training exercises.
54. Resistance Bands: Elastic bands for strength and flexibility workouts.
55. Smart Scale: A digital scale measuring weight and body metrics like fat percentage.
56. Action Camera: A compact, rugged camera for recording sports or outdoor activities.
57. Drone: A remote-controlled flying device, often with a camera for aerial photography.
58. Power Bank: A portable battery for charging devices on the go.
59. USB Cable: A cable for charging or transferring data between devices.
60. SSD (Solid State Drive): A storage device using flash memory, faster than traditional hard drives.
61. HDD (Hard Disk Drive): A storage device using spinning disks for data storage.
62. Monitor: A screen displaying output from computers or gaming consoles.
63. Router: A device directing internet traffic between devices in a network.
64. Wi-Fi Extender: A device boosting the range of a wireless network.
65. Smart Home Hub: A device controlling multiple smart home gadgets like lights or thermostats.
66. Smart Bulb: A light bulb controllable via apps or voice assistants for color and brightness adjustments.
67. Streaming Device: A gadget enabling streaming of online content to TVs, e.g., Roku or Fire Stick.
68. Projector: A device projecting images or videos onto surfaces by shining light through a small transparent film.
69. Webcam: A camera for video calls or streaming, often attached to computers.
70. Memory Card: A small storage device for cameras, phones, or other electronics.
71. Stylus: A pen-like tool for interacting with touchscreens, often used for drawing or writing.
72. Portable Speaker: A compact speaker for music playback, often battery-powered.
73. Amplifier: A device boosting audio signals for louder, clearer sound.
74. Microphone: A device capturing sound for recording or communication.
75. Gaming Chair: An ergonomic chair designed for comfort during long gaming sessions.
76. Cooling Pad: A device with fans to prevent laptops from overheating.
77. External Hard Drive: A portable storage device for backing up or transferring data.
78. Smart Thermostat: A device controlling home temperature with app or voice integration.
79. Fitness Monitor: A device tracking workout performance, like distance or calories burned.
80. Smartphone Case: A protective cover for smartphones, often with design or functionality enhancements.
81. Wireless Charger: A device charging compatible gadgets without cables using electromagnetic fields.
82. 4K Resolution: A display resolution of approximately 4000 pixels horizontally, offering sharp visuals.
83. Touchscreen: A display allowing interaction via touch, common in smartphones and tablets.
84. Wearable Technology: Devices worn on the body, like smartwatches or fitness trackers, with smart features.
85. Cloud Storage: Online storage for data accessible via the internet, often used with gadgets.
86. HDMI Cable: A cable transmitting high-definition audio and video between devices.
87. Surround Sound: An audio system using multiple speakers for immersive sound.
88. Processor Speed: The rate at which a CPU processes instructions, measured in GHz.
89. Battery Life: The duration a device operates before needing a recharge.
90. Water Resistance: A device’s ability to withstand water exposure, often rated by IP standards.
91. Bluetooth: A wireless technology for short-range data exchange between devices.
92. Wi-Fi: A wireless networking technology for internet connectivity.
93. Resolution: The number of pixels in a display, affecting image clarity (e.g., 1080p, 4K).
94. Refresh Rate: The frequency a display updates its image, measured in Hz, impacting smoothness.
95. Storage Capacity: The amount of data a device can store, measured in GB or TB.
96. Operating Temperature: The range of temperatures a device can function within safely.
97. Ergonomics: The design of products for comfort and efficiency, e.g., gaming chairs or keyboards.
98. Firmware: Software embedded in devices controlling their functions.
99. Over-ear Headphones: Headphones covering the entire ear for immersive sound and comfort.
100. Smart Assistant: Software or devices responding to voice commands, e.g., Alexa or Google Assistant, often integrated into gadgets.