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DEMO

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Demo may refer to:

  • Demo (music), a song recorded for reference rather than release
  • Technology demo, a prototype version of a technology product, to showcase its forthcoming ideas, performance, method or features
  • Demoware, software that users can test in a limited fashion before buying
    • Game demo, more narrowly; a freely-distributed "try-out" version of a video game, usually fully playable but incomplete
  • Demo (computer programming), a non-interactive multimedia presentation, a type of digital art
  • Demoscene, collectively, the digital artists who create demos
  • Demo (comics), a comic book series by Brian Wood and Becky Cloonan
  • DEMO, a proposed experimental nuclear fusion reactor
  • Demo (techno group) (демо), a Russian techno music group
  • Demo mode, a feature often found in consumer electronics, which shows the owner the features of the machine
  • Demo (company), a co-developer of the ZSNES Super Nintendo emulator and the ePSXe PlayStation emulator
  • A sales or marketing presentation
  • An alternate term for an exhibition game in sports
  • Performance of a demonstration sport
  • Design and Engineering Methodology for Organisations, a business process (re)design methodology.

See also

  • Demonstration (disambiguation page)
  • Democide, the murder of any person or people by a government
  • Democracy, a small number of related forms of government
  • Demography, the statistical study of human populations
  • Demolition, the tearing-down of buildings and other structures

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