S100
Wikimedia disambiguation page
S100 or S-100 may refer to:
Aviation
Colyaer Freedom S100, a Spanish amphibious ultralight aircraft
Colyaer Gannet S100, a Spanish ultralight flying boat
Colyaer Martin3 S100 is a Spanish ultralight aircraft
Schiebel Camcopter S-100, an unmanned aerial vehicle
Consumer electronics
Canon PowerShot S100, a digital camera
Guild S-100, an electric guitar
Lenovo IdeaPad S100, a netbook computer
Qtek S100, a mobile phone
Trains
AVE Class 100, or S100, a high speed train
USATC S100 Class, a 1942 steam locomotive class
Other
S-100 bus, an early computer bus
S-100, an International Hydrographic Organization standard
S100 protein, low-molecular-weight proteins in vertebrates
The road number used in the Netherlands for inner-city ring roads
A class of WWII German E-Boat.
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