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high-end

American  
[hahy-end] / ˈhaɪˈɛnd /

adjective

Informal.

  1. being the most expensive or technically sophisticated.

    She uses high-end sound mixing equipment in her home studio.

    I can’t afford to shop in those high-end boutiques.
high-end British  

adjective

  1. (prenominal) (esp of computers, electronic equipment, etc) of the greatest power or sophistication

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Firefly offers small, high-end EVs and is positioned to compete against brands such as the iconic Mini or Smart—a joint venture EV company established by Germany’s Mercedes-Benz and China’s Geely Group.

From The Wall Street Journal

The foundation said the new space - named the King's Hall in honour of the monarch - could become the "go-to venue for high-end, luxury weddings and private events" both nationally and internationally.

From BBC

Memory can make up around 10%-15% of the total bill of materials for a high-end smartphone such as an iPhone according to the research firm IDC.

From Barron's

Memory can make up around 10%-15% of the total bill of materials for a high-end smartphone such as an iPhone according to the research firm IDC.

From Barron's

That offering “represents the pinnacle of performance,” according to a Sandisk release, which added that the drives “are designed for developers, professionals and gamers in the pursuit of the latest technological breakthrough and uncompromising performance who are looking to build AI PCs, workstations, or high-end PCs.”

From MarketWatch

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