packaged device
[ˈpækɪdʒd dɪˈvaɪs]
nounpl: packaged devices
dispositivo embalado
1. A complete electronic or mechanical device that is manufactured, assembled, and packaged as a finished product ready for sale or use
The company sells packaged devices that are ready to use out of the box.
A empresa vende dispositivos embalados que estão prontos para usar assim que saem da caixa.
2. In semiconductor and technology industries, a fully encased integrated circuit or electronic component with protective casing
The packaged device protects the sensitive circuits from environmental damage.
O dispositivo embalado protege os circuitos sensíveis de danos ambientais.
3. A consumer product that combines hardware and software in a single deliverable unit
The packaged device includes both the hardware and pre-installed software.
O dispositivo embalado inclui tanto o hardware quanto o software pré-instalado.
The term 'packaged device' is primarily used in technical, industrial, and commercial contexts in both English-speaking and Portuguese-speaking countries. It reflects the modern consumer and industrial focus on ready-made solutions. In Brazil, it's commonly used in the technology and electronics sectors, while in Portugal the usage aligns with European industrial standards. The term emphasizes convenience and completeness of a product offering.
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