noun
definition
Machines, technology
definition
(usually in the plural) A gadget.
Examples of gadgetry in a Sentence
They are usually tech addicts who always have the latest gadgetry.
Being able to use the latest, whizzy gadgetry at the drop of a hat isn't enough.
This is not to say that gadgetry properly understood and employed may not be a big help.
In turn, Scott introduces Robinson to the dazzling world of espionage and high-tech spy gadgetry.
Pump Up The Volume was compiled to give the music lover the insight into the latest gadgetry in the market.
What's more, manufacturers have combined PDAs with cell phones, multimedia players and other electronic gadgetry.
Neither side has much need for skill-at-arms as electrical gadgetry takes over the battlefield.
It was last taken out a year ago; I'm surprised it wasn't thrown out to make way for more gadgetry.
What did our ancestors do before hi-tech gadgetry was invented?
As well as using his expert eye the printer has some clever high tech gadgetry to help him.
Sure, most of the gadgetry that you'll pick up will be outdated shortly after you purchase it, but that doesn't mean that it will lose its functionality.
Equipment is more advanced, and the ship is likely furnished with the latest in fitness, wireless, and internet gadgetry.
Many people think that in order to see in the dark, you have to buy expensive electronic gadgetry.
Sam Fisher has to keep his reaction quick, his movements swift, and his weapons and gadgetry ready to go.
Prior to electronic gadgetry a special stethoscope was used, called a fetoscope, which is rarely seen as of 2004 because it requires more skill to use.
Some nifty gadgetry for 2010 include the Sonos Wireless Music System, the HTC Droid Incredible smartphone and the Apple iPad.
In today's world of electronic gadgetry, it is easier for pre-teen kids to disconnect from the world.