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USB - Universal Serial Bus

Leatherette - An artificial leather manufactured from plastic

Digital - A system that uses only 0s and 1s to transmit data

Button - A round or square object used for fastening clothing or other items

button - A small fastener used on clothing to secure two pieces of fabric together.

fatigue - A medical aspect of tiredness.

Cable - A series of wires bonded to form a single thread

World - A physical grouping, commonly used to describe earth and everything associated with ti

Microphone - A device for recording sounds. Also known as a mic.

Audio - Also known as sound. An audible vibration wave which can be heard.

professional - A term used to describe products or people which may be focused on specialist educational training

Day - The time it takes a planet or other space objects to complete one rotation.

Quality - An object that has quality is superior in function and finish than a less quality object.

Set - a group of items usually related to one another. Some objects cannot function without the complete set of items.

USB - Universal Serial Bus. A method of connecting a device to a computer

Metre - 100cm. A unit of length.

Crystal - A solid substance that has symmetrically carved plane faces and can be regularly found in jewellery.

Professional - A person that is trained within a profession.

Optimised - When a situation or item is improved or performance increased.

Crystal - A solid clear substance with many surfaces that glisten, commonly used in jewellery

Crystal - A solid substance with symmetrically arranged planes, commonly found in jewellery.

Convenient - Something that suits and fits well to other activities.

The Dixons brand was started in 1937 as a photographic studio and camera company. They eventually expanded to selling a range of electronic goods, and had a store on almost every major high street throughout the UK. In 2006 Dixons merged with electronics giant Currys and removed the brand from the high street and began trading as Currys Digital. In 2012 the website dixons.co.uk was merged with the successful currys.co.uk online store who now handle all their products and customers in an effort to streamline their brand. Today the brand specialise in a range of home electronics, kitchen appliances, computers and electronic accessories. They have 295 superstores and 73 stores throughout the UK. They have also merged with the computer retailer PC World and have combined many of their stores to create electronic superstores. They are one of the most popular home electronics retailers on the market and maintain a strong presence in retail parks throughout the UK.