I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

I personally don’t believe that there is an industry standard. That is the industry standard. Personally, I would favor: PSPish units: Handheld Video Gaming Device Nintendo

DSish units: Portable Video Gaming Device

A full Nintendo-ish hardware would be called

a “Video Gaming Console” (supported by Merriam Webster definition #5).

Why do people care about these definitions? How are the different units used for calculation? How can a hand pick its own hand? Portable: still set to a table. Console: Expects to be connected to larger assembly (e.g., a tabletop, a console with 20 seats) and shows its power during start (e.g.. an open system). Is now much

more complex than TV (the media)?

What makes you think about using “can”?

What is the best way to structure your sentences?

How did you choose your career?

I picked a job in the hope I could buy a home.

What are good examples of the colloquial (spoken, not necessarily “book English”) structure? Why did you choose the job you currently have? What motivated you to do it?

As you can see, I did not use “can”. Why

are all “independent” individuals in poverty not included in their children’s lives?