FX
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FX or Fx may refer to:
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[edit] Entertainment
- FX (TV channel), an international cable/satellite television network (see article for channels by country)
- F/X, a movie set in the world of special effects
- F/X: The Series, a television program based on the movie
- FX (comics), a comic book series published by IDW, drawn by artist John Byrne
- "FX", a song by Black Sabbath on the album Black Sabbath Vol. 4
- f(x) (band), South Korean girl group
[edit] Technology
- Athlon 64 FX, a variant of the AMD Athlon 64 microprocessor
- Infiniti FX, model designation for Infiniti's compact luxury Crossover Utility Vehicles
- Toyota Kijang or Tamaraw FX, a sport utility vehicle
- FX format, Nikon's nomenclature for the full-frame digital SLR
- Framework for software development, most notably the Microsoft .NET (“dotNetFx”); in particular, “WinFX” was pre-release codename of .NET 3.0
- Mozilla Firefox (abbreviated to Fx or fx), a web browser
- "Effects", as in special effects, sound effects and guitar effects
- Super FX, a graphics chip used in Super Nintendo games, notably Star Fox to allow polygons to be rendered
[edit] Other
- Bone fracture, in medical short-hand
- Factor X, a protein involved in coagulation
- FedEx Express, IATA airline designator
- Foreign exchange market, a banking term for changing money from one currency into another
- The forward exchange rate, in economics shorthand
- Foreign exchange service (telecommunications), a telephone connection to a distant exchange
- Francis Xavier (1506–1552), Basque saint and co-founder of the Jesuits
- FX (trade magazine), a UK trade magazine
- FX (Fighter Experimental), two specifications for two US Naval fighter projects
- an abbreviation for the French given name François-Xavier
[edit] See also
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