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In a portable stereo, electrical energy from the batteries is converted into sound energy through the speakers when music is played.
Black and Decker introduced the first portable screwdriver in 1923
Portable cassette players, commonly referred to as a walkman, was introduced July 1st, 1979. Portable cassette players were most popular in the 1980's and 1990's.
The first portable typewriter was invented by Christopher Latham Sholes and was patented in 1868. It was later produced commercially by E. Remington and Sons in 1873, known as the Sholes and Glidden typewriter. This model was the first to gain widespread popularity and marked the beginning of portable typewriting technology.
A portable appliance tester is responsible for testing electrical appliance for safety. In the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, Australia and New Zealand electrical appliances need to be routinely checked. This process is called portable appliance testing or short PAT, PAT Inspection or PAT Testing. Labels like 'passed' and 'passed for electrical safety' are attached to the appliance if the check was successful.
The first portable DVD players were introduced in 1998 by Panasonic. While newer portable DVD players have an average screen size of 7 inches, the first portable DVD player's screen was only 5 inches.
The electric energy in a portable stereo is in the batteries. The batteries are what supplies the power to the stereo and in turn makes it work and produce the sound.
There is no weight restriction on electrical portable appliances. It is the manufacturer's design that governs the size of the equipment. If it is of a lighter weight than the competitions then it will most likely be the most popular of the two items.The definition of portable in the electrical trade is a device that has a flexible cord attached to it, that supplies the power to the device. On the end of the cord there is a cap (plug) that plugs into a receptacle outlet where the device is to be used.
The Regency TR-1 was the first commercially available portable radio and was introduced onto the market in 1954. This first model was extremely expensive and very unreliable.
There is no weight restriction on electrical portable appliances. It is the manufacturer's design that governs the size of the equipment. If it is of a lighter weight than the competitions then it will most likely be the most popular of the two items.The definition of portable in the electrical trade is a device that has a flexible cord attached to it, that supplies the power to the device. On the end of the cord there is a cap (plug) that plugs into a receptacle outlet where the device is to be used.
Before 1800, all pianos were grand pianos that required a lot of space, but that year saw the development of the John Hawkins' Portable Grand Piano, the precursor of the now-familiar upright piano.