Lite
Lite is a variant spelling of "light" in the meaning "lightweight", and may refer to:
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Companies
- Louisiana Immersive Technologies Enterprise based in Lafayette, Louisiana
- Green Globe Lite, Sustainability, Carbon Measurement and Benchmarking
Food and beverages
- Diet food, food or beverage that is part of a weight loss program or diet
- Diet soda, a version of soda pop
- Low-alcohol beer, beer with little or no alcohol content
- Miller Lite, a brand of light beer
Music
- Lite (band), a Japanese band
- Lite (radio station), a Malaysian radio station
- 106.7 Lite FM, a branding for WLTW, a variety radio station in New York City as part of iHeartRadio
Media
- London Lite, a British newspaper
- Lite TV, a television channel
People
- Lori Lite (born 1961), American author, producer, entrepreneur and founder of Stress Free Kids
Technology
- A simpler version, or subset, of something especially software (lightweight software), in which complexity is forgone for the sake of easier application (or modified application); for example:
- Crippleware, software that purposely has some functions removed
- Adobe Flash Lite, a version of Adobe Flash Player
- Nintendo DS Lite, the first iteration of the Nintendo DS, released in 2006
- Nintendo Switch Lite, a hybrid version of the Nintendo Switch, released in 2019, and Nintendo's first hybrid console
- Kazaa Lite, a version of Kazaa
- Travel Management Lite, a version of Corporate travel management
- PUBG Lite, a free-to-play adaptation of PUBG
Other
- Lite-Brite, an electric toy that allows lit pictures to be created
- Litecoin, a crypto-currency
- Lights (cigarette type), a cigarette with a milder flavor
- Pieces of glass used to create the window or door of, for example, windows, doors, automobiles (related terms: toplite, sidelite, backlite)
- There are many pop references in certain colleges to the word "lite", which means to relax and take things lightly. This term is widely used in the BITS Pilani University, India.
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