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The 13 pages that link to Consumer electronics, each with the reason it gives.

• Embedded systemNarrower topic: Phones, appliances, and entertainment devices often contain dedicated embedded computers.

• Die castingRelated: Thin-walled die-cast enclosures provide shape and rigidity for some devices.

• Solid-state batteryRelated: Compact cells could benefit from improved energy density and reduced leakage risk.

• AvionicsCompared with: Avionics require long service lives and rigorous safety assurance unlike typical consumer devices.

• Product designRelated: These products combine compact hardware, controls, appearance, and software experience.

• Transistor radioNarrower topic: The transistor radio became an early mass-market example of compact semiconductor consumer equipment.

• Akio MoritaNarrower topic: Sony’s products helped make compact electronics a routine part of everyday life.

• PawnbrokerRelated: Phones, computers, and other devices can serve as collateral when they retain resale value.

• Masaru IbukaNarrower topic: Sony became a global force in this industry through products developed under Ibuka’s leadership.

• Electronics engineeringRelated: Phones, televisions, and audio equipment are prominent end products of electronic design.

• History of electronics engineeringRelated: Mass-produced components brought electronics into everyday life at growing scale.

• Home applianceCompared with: These devices serve information and entertainment rather than household operations.

• Kōnosuke MatsushitaNarrower topic: Matsushita helped bring radios, televisions, and other electrical goods into ordinary homes.