General Awareness · Computer Knowledge
Technology Brands and Products
2,296 Questions
Technology brands and products cover consumer electronics, software history, and the ownership of popular applications. Questions often focus on smart devices, corporate taglines, and major industry acquisitions. This material helps candidates preparing for banking and SSC general awareness sections.
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Technology Brands and Products Questions
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Production-driven
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Decision-driven
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Human Resource-driven
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Engineering-driven
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Market-driven
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Those organizational characteristics and performance that are influenced by market forces and adapted to meet the changing market needs.
Market driven organizations tend to focus on internal competencies that foster greater responsiveness to their customers and their target market.
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LG
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Nokia
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Sony Ericson
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Spice
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Dynamite was a mobile handset model launched by LG in the Indian market. The question tests basic brand and product knowledge in the consumer durables sector.
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LG Electronics used 'Digitally Yours' as their tagline, emphasizing their digital technology focus. This punchline was part of LG's branding strategy. Kenwood, Sony, and Sansui used different taglines.
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Sony
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Samsung
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Philips
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None of these
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BRAVIA is Sony's brand name for high-definition LCD televisions and related products. It stands for 'Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture'. Sony launched BRAVIA as a premium TV line competing with Samsung and LG.
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Toshiba
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Panasonic
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NEC
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Zenith
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'Empowered by Innovation' is the tagline associated with NEC Corporation, a Japanese multinational electronics and IT company. NEC is known for semiconductors, computers, and communications equipment.
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Nokia
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Samsung
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Mitsubishi
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None of these
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Oracle
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IBM
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Accenture
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Microsoft
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Google
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Philips
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Sony
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Samsung
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Akai
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IBM
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HP
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Microsoft
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Dell
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Intel
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In October 2014, Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced it would split into two separate publicly traded companies: HP Inc. (personal computers and printers) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (servers, storage, networking, and enterprise services). The split was completed in November 2015. This was one of the largest corporate splits in technology history, aimed at allowing each entity to focus more sharply on its respective markets.
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Masel appears to be a lesser-known or regional LCD TV brand associated with Samsung, one of the world's largest electronics manufacturers. NEC is a Japanese technology company, LG is a Korean competitor, and Onida is an Indian brand. While Masel is not a widely recognized brand internationally, Samsung is the logical parent company among the choices.
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Accenture
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Cisco
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Google
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Intel Corp
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Microsoft
C
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During the early 2000s period, Dell was the world's largest personal computer maker by market share, having overtaken IBM and HP through its direct-to-consumer model.
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General Electric
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Oracle Corporation
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Microsoft
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Wal-Mart
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Wal-Mart was the world's largest company by revenue in 2002 according to the Fortune 500 rankings, with General Electric typically holding the second position during that era.
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Phil Knight co-founded Nike along with Bill Bowerman in 1964. Nike is now the world's largest supplier of athletic shoes and apparel.
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Microsoft
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IBM
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Wal-Mart
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General Electric
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Wal-Mart was ranked as the world's most admired company for 2002 by Forbes magazine, recognized for its unprecedented growth, efficiency, and retail dominance during that period.