In game consoles what does SKU mean?
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SKU stands for "Stock Keeping Unit." It is a common term for a unique numeric identifier, used most commonly in online business to refer to a specific product in inventory or in a catalog.
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In our business, it means controlled.   lol\n\nThey are labeled, logged, inventoried, and whenever you take one, you subtract it from the inventory.  You always know how many you have.  You control it's usage.
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They are products you purchase on impulse.  In the supermarket these are usually found by the registers.  Women magazines, Weekly World News type stuff, candy, 20 oz cold pop (soda to you southerners), little knick nack stuff like mini flashlight key chains, tiny pocket knives, magnifying light readers etc...\n\nAlso when you're at the grocery you'll see items on the endcaps that you think are great deals but they're not.  They're either regular price or higher priced.  It's not clearance.  It's the ocean view property of grocery stores.
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Means that the chipset may or may not work. It's guaranteed by the game producer.
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PS3: expensive\ngum: cheap
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Codes to video games.
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Nintendo is manufactured by (surprise, surprise) Nintendo Co.
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Purchase is get something by paying money.\nBuy is acquire something by payment
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Most games use those codes as "keys" that allow you to unlock the software before you can play it, this is most common in online games, this way they can check to see if your "key" has been used. It helps prevent piracy, or something as simple as giving a friend the cd's for the game.
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mp3 player, i pod, playstation game, games console, football, depends what the person is into
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Hardware and some games like Halo franchise or Final Fantasy series.
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Probably a family name. I used to work with a company named Glitsch. That was a family name, but it had bad conotations in the English language.
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The PlayStation is a video game console of the 32/64-bit era, first produced by Sony Computer Entertainment in the mid-1990s. The original PlayStation was the first of the PlayStation series of console and hand-held game devices, which has included successor machines including the Net Yaroze, PSone (a smaller version of the original), PocketStation, PlayStation 2, a revised, slimline PS2, PlayStation Portable, PSX (Japan only), and the forthcoming PlayStation 3, By March 2005, the PlayStation/PSone had shipped a total of over 100.49 million units, becoming the first home console to ever reach the 100 million mark.
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It is a manual ( instruction ) on how to operation a equipments. Just like when u buy a TV, Microwave..etc definitely a copy of operating manual will be included.\n\nOK?  :)
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That sure looks like it. Make sure you know that it's a pre-order. It's like a deopsit. You pay $40 up front and the rest when the item comes in.
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Stock-Keeping Unit. A unique ID Number that usually defines an item at the style, color, and size level in retail applications.\n\nFrom the research I did, it appears that the SKU systems was developed by industry, not an individual.
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Its on the back or on the front of the manual. THe little book that tells you all the information about the game. I think its on top somewhere.Check it out, IT SHOULD BE THERE. i have the collection myself