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The document is a tech quiz with true/false questions about various tech companies and products. It contains 12 questions about companies and products like Nvidia, Google, Nintendo, Cingular/AT&T, Blu-Ray, Toshiba, Fujitsu, Ning, Lenovo, Dell, Sony, Nintendo, Admob and Google. The questions test the reader's knowledge about the companies that developed or owned these technologies and products.
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Tech Quotient 2014 - Put Funda
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Indie startups often focus all their efforts into making their first game an awesome one, and that is good.
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Tech Quiz True or False!
- 1. TECH QUIZ Just Say TRUE or FALSE ! SCRATCH YOUR HEAD? TCSTECHBYTES2012.BLOGSPOT.IN
- 2. This is the Logo Of Nvidia Tegra?
- 3. 1. The correct answer is B. False.
- 4. Google Introduced this product in 2009? Named as Google Dynamics. True or False?
- 5. 2. The correct answer is B. False.
- 6. The image shown here is the Product from Nintendo! Its 32-bit Handheld Console..
- 7. No doubt about it!! The correct answer is A.True
- 8. Cingular is Acquired by AT&T. What you think?
- 9. How can you go wrong! The correct answer is A. True.
- 10. Blue-Ray Disc is Developed By Toshiba.
- 11. The correct answer is B.False Sorry its not correct!!.They Developed HD-DVD
- 12. “Nao” The Humanoid Robot is developed by Fujitsu!
- 13. The correct answer is B.False It is developed by French Startup Co. Based in Paris. Checkout wikipedia.
- 14. Ning is an online platform for people, artists, brands, businesses and organizations to create their own custom social networks, launched in October 2005. Developed by Linden Labs.
- 15. 7. The correct answer is False Linden Labs Developed Second Life!! Not “Ning”.
- 16. "The Power to Do More“ is the tagline of Lenovo.
- 17. 8. The correct answer is B. False. No..No its Dell Slogan.
- 18. Sataru Iwata is current CEO of Sony. And he responsible for creation of Playstation console.
- 19. The correct answer is False. He is the current CEO of Nintendo. Famous for its huge hit console “wii”.
- 20. Admob is the mobile advertising company based in San Mateo, Cailfornia. In 2009 it was acquired by Google.
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