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Electronic device - a device that uses electricity
Computer - a programmable electronic device designed to carry out a sequence of instructions (may not be user-programmable)
A light is a device that uses electricity, but certainly isn't a computer. Thus not all electronic devices are computers.
Electric digital alarm clocks are electronic devices -- they are programmable in the sense that they can be set by the user to ring at a given time, but there is no sequencing, and thus not a computer.
A pocket calculator is a simple example of an electronic device that is also a rudimentary computer.
computers
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Radios, Televisions & Computers.
Intel is a company that makes electronic chips for computers and other electronic devices
Electronic relays are used in circuitry for computers, communications equipment, and a multitude of other electronic devices.
There are many electronic devices in the world that do in fact give off radiation. These devices include computers and microwaves for example.
Stores that sell computers and other electronic devices.
Clock chips is the answer :)
E-Book.
Sensors, solenoids, motors and control computers are all electronic devices.
To send and receive data between computers or other electronic devices.
Metals commonly used in computers and electronic devices include copper (wiring), gold (connectors), aluminum (heat sinks), and iron (steel casing). Non-metals like silicon (semiconductors), carbon (plastic components), and oxygen (used in insulating materials) are also essential in electronic devices.