T90

T90 is an ambiguous term used for several unrelated products and technologies, including the Russian T-90 main battle tank, Canon’s T90 camera, and other devices or systems that use the T90 designation.

T90 is an ambiguous term used for several unrelated products and technologies, including the Russian T-90 main battle tank, Canon’s T90 camera, and other devices or systems that use the T90 designation. In gaming and internet contexts, the term may also appear as a model or asset name rather than a single well-defined subject. Because the query is ambiguous, this article should disambiguate the most notable uses.

Military use

The most widely documented use is the Russian T-90 main battle tank, developed from the T-72 as a third-generation MBT. Sources describe it as using a 125 mm main gun, composite armour, reactive armour, and other defensive systems.

Photography

Canon’s T90 is a film single-lens reflex camera introduced as a high-end model in Canon’s T-series. Canon describes it as a multi-mode SLR with a built-in motor drive, and it was nicknamed “Tank” in Japan.

Computing

Cray also used T90 as a name for a supercomputer series. Technical documentation describes the Cray T90 as part of the Cray vector supercomputer family.

Other uses

The T90 designation appears in other technical contexts, including fishing net technology and audio equipment model names. These uses are unrelated to the tank and camera products.