S7
Wikimedia disambiguation page
S7 or S-7 may refer to:
Electronics and software
Acer Aspire S7, a laptop
Samsung Galaxy S7, a smartphone
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, a tablet computer
Simatic S7 PLC, an automation system based on Programmable Logic Controller from Siemens, successor to Simatic S5 PLC
SPARC S7, a computer processor using the SPARC instruction set
Sub7, a computer backdoor
Media
Sovereign Seven, a superhero team and comic book published by DC Comics in 1995–1998
Samurai 7, a 2004 anime series
Science and technology
7-sphere (S7), an n-sphere
Heptasulfur (S7), a cyclic allotrope of sulfur
S7 or S-7, a grade of tool steel
S7: Keep container tightly closed, a safety phrase in chemistry
Transportation
Air
Ambrosini S.7, an Italian racing aircraft flown before World War II
Rans S-7 Courier, a light aircraft
S7 Airlines, a Russian commercial airline, its IATA Airlines code is also S7
Automobiles
Audi S7, a German executive sports sedan
BYD S7, a Chinese mid-size SUV formerly known as S6
Forthing Xinghai S7, a Chinese electric full-size sedan
Haima S7, a Chinese compact SUV
Huansu S7, a Chinese mid-size SUV
JAC Refine S7, a Chinese mid-size SUV
Saleen S7, an American supercar
Trumpchi Xiangwang S7, a Chinese mid-size crossover SUV
Motorcycles
Sunbeam S7, a British motorcycle
Rail
Trains
London Underground S7 Stock, a type of train on London Underground, England
Prussian S 7, a Prussian steam locomotives class
Lines
S7 (Vienna), an S-Bahn line in Austria
S7 (Berlin), an S-Bahn line in Germany
S7 (Munich), an S-Bahn line in Germany
S7 (Rhine-Main S-Bahn), a line in Germany
S7 (Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn), a line in Germany
S7 (St. Gallen S-Bahn), a cross-border line in Switzerland, Austria and Germany
S7 (ZVV), a Zurich S-Bahn line in the cantons of St.
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