network-enabled device
[ˈnɛt.wɜːk ɪˈneɪbəld dɪˈvaɪs]
nounpl: network-enabled devices
dispositivo habilitado para rede
1. Any electronic device that has the capability to connect to and communicate over a computer network, typically the internet, either wired or wirelessly
Smartphones are network-enabled devices that allow users to access the internet and communicate remotely.
Smartphones são dispositivos habilitados para rede que permitem aos usuários acessar a internet e se comunicarem remotamente.
2. A hardware device equipped with networking capabilities such as WiFi, Bluetooth, or Ethernet connectivity
The company deployed network-enabled devices throughout the office for better connectivity.
A empresa implantou dispositivos habilitados para rede em todo o escritório para melhor conectividade.
In Brazil, the term is increasingly used in tech startup culture and corporate environments as IoT adoption grows. In the USA, particularly in Silicon Valley and tech hubs like New York, this terminology is standard in business and consumer contexts. The concept reflects the modern shift toward interconnected smart devices in both residential and commercial settings.
NYC Slang
connected box, smart gadget, or simply 'networked device' in tech circles
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