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<p><b><abbrtitle="Internet of Things">IoT</abbr></b>
란 각종 사물에 센서와 통신 기능을 내장해 인터넷에 연결하는 기술을 의미한다.
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내가 경험한 가장 흥미진지한 일은 누군가를 만나는 일이다 - 여화, <cite>'비포선셋'</cite>중
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</code></pre><p> 웹화면을 다시 불러오려면 <kbd>f5</dbd>키를 누릅니다. </p><p>가격: 13,000원 <small>(부가세 별도)</small></p><p>물 화학식 <b>H<sub>2</sub>O</b>다.</p><p>E = mc <sup>2</sup></p><p><s> 34,000 </s><strong>19,000원</strong></p><p> 링크 표시 용도가 아니라 산순히 밑줄을 긋느다면 <u> U태그 </u></p><hr>
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