näytölliset

Näytölliset is a Finnish term that broadly refers to objects or devices that have a display screen. This can encompass a wide range of items, from consumer electronics to industrial equipment. The common characteristic is the presence of a visual interface designed to present information or interact with a user.

In everyday Finnish language, "näytölliset" is often used informally to distinguish devices with screens from those that do not. For example, one might refer to "näytölliset laitteet" (screened devices) when discussing mobile phones, tablets, computers, televisions, or smartwatches. The term can also extend to less common items such as digital signage, point-of-sale terminals, or even vehicles with dashboard displays.

The functionality of these displays varies greatly. Simple screens might show basic text or icons, while more advanced ones offer high-resolution graphics, touch capabilities, and complex multimedia playback. The underlying technology can range from LCD and LED to OLED and e-ink, each offering different advantages in terms of image quality, power consumption, and cost.

While not a formal technical classification, "näytölliset" serves as a useful and common descriptor in Finnish for anything equipped with a display screen, highlighting its visual output capability.