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Significats de portable media player en anglès

rus
портативный медиаплеер
portuguès
reprodutor multimédia portátil
espanyol
reproductor de medios portátil
català
reproductor multimèdia portàtil
Wikidata

Portable device capable of storing and playing digital media such as audio, images, and video files.

reproductor multimèdia portàtil
Sinònims
Examples for "pmp"
Examples for "pmp"
1
The rate of renal transplantation increased from 3.7 pmp in 1987 to 14.5 in 2004; fifty-three percent of the organs came from cadavers.
Pubmed
2
When they decide to buy something, PMP does not take a percentage.
Wired
3
The primary efficacy endpoint was incidence of MAM headache during the 6-day PMP.
Pubmed
4
PMPs should be in your face, not on your tray table.
Wired
5
TL is useful in patients with low volume PMP and may aid fertility in selected patients.
Pubmed
Ús de portable media player en anglès
1
Why not start with a portable media player that isn't made by Apple?
Wired
2
The Archos 605 WiFi is a damn fine portable media player.
Wired
3
Inbox:Having a portable media player like an iPod is one of the perks of modern life.
The Irish Times
4
What is more, three out of four households still do not own a portable media player, studies show.
Reuters
5
The National Children's Hospital, Tallaght, allows children to listen to music or watch specially selected TV programmes on a portable media player.
The Irish Times
6
Projectors have gotten smaller and smaller, as anyone would have predicted, and now, finally, one is small enough to fit into a portable media player.
Wired
7
Inflight entertainment: Portable media players are available for $11 a sector.
News.com.au
8
Docks like this are handy for portable media players as they extend the play time.
The Irish Times
9
The technology can be used in mobile gadgets such as e-readers, smart phones, GPS devices, portable media players and cameras.
Reuters
10
With the scanning procedure being a potentially strange or frightening experience for some children, the portable media players distract and calm them.
The Irish Times