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Line 1: [[Image:Netgear_mr814v2_upgrade_screen.png\|thumb\|right\|The [[Netgear]] MR814 [[wi-fi\|wireless]] [[home gateway]] can be '''field-programmed''' from a web interface; its firmware consists of [[eCos]] operating system images stored in NAND flash.]] An [[electronic]] device or [[embedded system]] is said to be '''field-programmable''' or '''in-place programmable''' if its [[firmware]] (stored in [[non-volatile memory]], such as [[Read-only memory\|ROM]]) can be modified "in the field," without disassembling the device or returning it to its manufacturer.

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