networked device

[ˈnɛtˌwɜrkt dɪˈvaɪs]
nounpl: networked devices
dispositivo em rede
1. A hardware device that is connected to a computer network and can communicate with other devices on that network
A printer is a common networked device found in many offices.
Uma impressora é um dispositivo em rede comum encontrado em muitos escritórios.
2. Any electronic equipment capable of sending and receiving data over a network connection
Smart home networked devices allow you to control your lights and thermostat remotely.
Dispositivos em rede de casa inteligente permitem controlar suas luzes e termostato remotamente.
3. A connected computing device with network interface capabilities
Each networked device on the system requires a unique IP address.
Cada dispositivo em rede no sistema requer um endereço IP único.
The term 'networked device' reflects the global digital transformation in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, as IoT adoption grows, this terminology is increasingly common in tech companies and corporate environments. In the USA, it's standard terminology in IT, telecommunications, and smart home industries. The concept is central to modern business operations and consumer technology across both countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
network deviceconnected devicenetwork-enabled deviceIoT devicesmart device
Antonyms / Antônimos
standalone deviceoffline devicedisconnected device

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
dispositivo em rede
Standard term used across Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
equipamento conectado
Alternative term sometimes used in tech circles
São Paulo
dispositivo de rede
Variant used in business/corporate environments
Portugal
dispositivo ligado em rede
More formal phrasing commonly used in Portuguese Portuguese

Related Words

networkconnectivityIP addresswirelessIoT (Internet of Things)smart homecloud computing

Related Idioms & Phrases

on the network
connected to the grid
plug into the network
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