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The European Article Number (EAN) uniquely identifies a product in retail and inventory systems. It is a numeric code that can be scanned or entered manually to retrieve product information, track stock, and facilitate transactions across different marketplaces.

The type of device or system on which a product is designed to run or operate. It indicates the general category of hardware such as personal computer, gaming console, smartphone, tablet, or other electronic platform.

A textual representation of the physical size and weight of an item, typically expressed as a comma‑separated list of numeric values followed by units (e.g., "220, hundredths-pounds" or "8.83, Centimetres"). The format may vary across products; it is intended to capture dimensions such as length, width, height, and weight in a single string.

The overall size and weight of a product’s packaging, expressed as length, width, height (in the same unit) followed by its mass. The values are typically given in millimetres or inches for dimensions and grams or pounds for weight.

The total count of individual units contained within a single package or carton.

The category or segment that a product belongs to, such as Kitchen, Grocery, Electronics, Toys, etc. It indicates the general market area and helps users find related items.

A textual label that identifies the category or kind of a product, such as electronics, kitchenware, toys, or apparel.

A unique product identifier used worldwide to track trade items in retail and logistics. Each code is a 12‑digit number that uniquely identifies a specific product variant, allowing inventory management, pricing, and sales tracking across channels.