8800

8800 is an integer that sits between 8799 and 8801. In prime factorization, 8800 equals 2^5 × 5^2 × 11, making it an even, composite number. It can be expressed in various numeral systems and has no special status in standard mathematical sequences beyond its arithmetic properties.

In popular technology, the designation 8800 has been used for several widely known products. The Nokia 8800, released in the mid-2000s, was a premium mobile phone noted for its stainless steel chassis and distinctive sliding mechanism. It became part of Nokia’s high-end 8xxx series and is remembered as a luxury device of its era.

Another prominent usage is the NVIDIA GeForce 8800 graphics processing unit, introduced in 2006. The GeForce 8800 line marked a shift to a unified shader architecture and played a significant role in the evolution of consumer graphics hardware. Models under the 8800 banner included high-end GPUs used in gaming and professional applications, contributing to graphical performance improvements at the time.

Beyond these, 8800 is commonly employed as a model or product number across various electronics and equipment, reflecting a typical alphanumeric naming convention used by manufacturers. As a numeric identifier, it does not denote a single standard or entity but rather a label applied in multiple, distinct contexts.