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Definition of add-in in English: add-innoun A device or piece of software that can be added to a computer to give extra features or functions. Example sentencesExamples - Intel is also known to be working on an add-in that combines Wi-Fi and 3G mobile phone network connectivity, but it is not expected to unveil this product until later this Autumn.
- But the Power Mac is a special case in that its graphics are add-ins, so Apple can pretty much bundle whatever board takes its fancy.
- The board supports six USB ports, with two available on the backpanel and the rest enabled through an optional add-in bracket.
- Certainly, those machines, with their SDMC add-in slot, new peripheral connector and other refinements, will be high on developers' shopping lists - higher, at any rate, than the older PDAs.
- The chipset uses the ExpressCard add-in format.
Definition of add-in in US English: add-innounˈædˌɪnˈadˌin A device or piece of software that can be added to a computer to give extra features or functions. Example sentencesExamples - But the Power Mac is a special case in that its graphics are add-ins, so Apple can pretty much bundle whatever board takes its fancy.
- Intel is also known to be working on an add-in that combines Wi-Fi and 3G mobile phone network connectivity, but it is not expected to unveil this product until later this Autumn.
- The board supports six USB ports, with two available on the backpanel and the rest enabled through an optional add-in bracket.
- Certainly, those machines, with their SDMC add-in slot, new peripheral connector and other refinements, will be high on developers' shopping lists - higher, at any rate, than the older PDAs.
- The chipset uses the ExpressCard add-in format.
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