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VDU
(redirected from Video display unit)

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VDUVoice Detection Unit
VDUVery Dumb User
VDUVehicle Display Unit (situational awareness monitoring)
VDUVacuum Distillation Unit (oil refinery)
VDUVPF (Vector Product Format) Database Update
VDUVideo Display Unit
VDUVisual Display Unit
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Together with this, you can look at the video footage captured by spy camera from any accessible video display unit in your home once you hook up the main cable system to the home security cameras.
With the Fall in Prices of Spy Cameras It Is Now Possible to Go for ... by Lorne Wilkinson / Computers and Internet community
There will be a single- platform monitoring and control through video display units.
Securing South Block by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
For a standard home theater system the video display unit should be at least 40 inches and the number of speakers involved in the surround sound system should be at least five.
About Home Theater Systems by Lisa Marx / Arts and entertainment industries community
 
 
 
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