Sentences with phrase «bottom line tablets»

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Opinion differs on whether Research In Motion, based in Waterloo, Ont., can buffer its bottom line by establishing a significant beachhead in the increasingly lucrative tablet market to go along with its ever - growing smartphone sales, or whether it should close up shop and get out of the game while it still can.

That has affected Intel's bottom line while benefiting companies like Qualcomm, which makes the chips used in many smartphones and tablets.

Bottom Line: The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is the most powerful Android tablet available, but it's very pricey for the functionality you get.

Bottom Line: Lenovo's Yoga Tab 3 Pro is a high - end Android tablet with a built - in projector that's great for watching and sharing video.

Bottom Line: With a sharp display and hands - free Alexa integration, Amazon's 10 - inch Fire HD 10 tablet is the best value for your dollar under $ 150.

Bottom Line: The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 is a great Android tablet for multitasking, but you're paying a sizable premium over the smaller Tab S2 8.0.

The Bottom Line The Lenovo A1 is a classic Android tablet, at an attractive price, but its subpar screen gives the competition an edge.

Bottom Line: The Verizon Wireless - connected Asus Zenpad Z10 tablet offers solid value for the price.

In keeping with other Honeycomb tablets, the bottom of the screen displays a persistent system bar with software keys for Back, Home, and Recent Applications — all of which look like futuristic line drawings.

Bottom Line: The Amazon Fire HD 6 is a well - built, reliable small - screen tablet for under $ 100, but it really suffers from a lack of storage.

Bottom Line: The latest Microsoft Surface Pro takes already - excellent hardware and adds LTE, making it a top choice for those who want a sleek, travel - friendly 2 - in - 1 hybrid tablet, but need absolute connectivity.

How about a bluetooth digital paper tablet with a typing app that presents the current line of typing at the very bottom, then advancing the growing composition upward by 1, 1.5 or 2 lines (selectable) upon each stroke of the return key?

Bottom Line: The Galaxy Tab S 10.5 is the best Android - powered media tablet available, but its competition is stiff.

Bottom Line: The Android - based Cherrypal CherryPad has flaws aplenty, and there are definitely better tablet options, but its $ 188 price tag is tough to beat.

The new Kindle Fire is packed with a horde of cool features at a surprisingly low price, and bottom line (short of a few idiosyncrasies) it's a boon for the book enthusiast, the tablet novice, and the student who needs / wants more than just a textbook reader.

Bottom Line: Nvidia's gaming - oriented Shield Tablet is one of the first mobile devices to use the Tegra K1 CPU, and in sheer power it blows other tablets out of the water.

Bottom Line: The Nook Color is an excellent tablet hiding underneath a reading - centric version of Android, and the N2A card gives you an easy, useful way to bring out its tablet side.

Bottom Line: The Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 tablet has supremely elegant hardware, a beautiful display, and fast Android performance.

Bottom Line: The Smart Devices SmartQ U7 is an Android tablet with a pretty nifty built - in pico projector, but you're paying a premium for it and getting dated specs to boot.

Bottom Line: While not a perfect union, the modular Asus PadFone X offers a compelling smartphone and tablet combo for the price of a typical smartphone alone.

Bottom line, Amazon's clearing out inventory, and if you're in the market for a budget tablet, you're not going to do much better than this.

In all, this tablet was very slick and polished and I dig the fact that Acer, with their entire Iconia line of tablets, has a docking port on the bottom of the tablet.

The bottom - line is that favorables for print books aren't gonna go up in the future but those for ereaders / tablets almost certainly will as acceptance grows.

Bottom Line: The quality of its aluminum chassis, crisp IPS display, and better - than - average battery life make the T - Mobile Springboard 4G a solid small - screen tablet choice for those looking for cellular internet, but it is hard to justify the cost when compared with higher - end or budget tablets.

The Bottom Line Barnes & Noble's Nook Color is a capable color touch - screen e-book reader that offers much of the functionality of an Android tablet for half the price of an iPad.

Bottom line: Google has left the traditional tablet form factor to other companies and its all - in - one Pixelbook is a great enthusiast's tablet.

Bottom Line: The Amazon Fire 7 tablet makes a good basic video player and color ebook reader, and it's very easy to use.

Bottom line: The Galaxy Tab S3 is the best tablet Samsung has ever made, as well as the best Android tablet you can buy.

Bottom Line: The Asus ZenPad S 8.0 strikes a good balance between price and features, with performance on par with more expensive Android tablets.

Bottom Line: Amazon's latest Fire HD 8 tablet is a great value for media consumption, as long as you can live without access to Google Play.

Bottom Line: The Toshiba Encore, the company's first 8 - inch Windows tablet, looks pretty good with solid performance, decent battery life, and an affordable price.

Bottom Line: The Asus MeMO Pad 7 is a bit thinner and lighter than most budget - friendly Android tablets, but some competitors offer better overall value.

The bottom - line is that no one should ever buy a tablet with this screen resolution.

But, bottom line, Apple's not likely to have the gigantic two - year lead in the tablet market they had in cell phones.

Bottom Line: The Acer Iconia One 8 is far from perfect, but it's one of the better Android tablets you'll find for less than $ 100.

Bottom Line: Google's Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) OS will appear on many tablets this year, but it needs a more vibrant developer community and better app store to compete with Apple in the tablet space.

Bottom Line: While the entry - level Kindle Fire is a price leader at $ 159, it doesn't quite measure up to this year's crop of $ 199 tablets.

The bottom line is that consumers will now have a full range of attractive options in the tablet market, many of which are priced well below Apple's premium tablets.

The bottom line... Every single quarter from now on will see a drop in iPad market share... Its inevitable... Just went to our local Best Buy and they had a new section dedicated to tablets.

Bottom Line: The Dell Venue 8 Pro is a Windows 8.1 entry - level tablet that certainly corrects the problems that can crop up when from using mobile tablets like the iPad or Google Nexus families.

Bottom Line: The Asus VivoTab Smart ME400C is aimed at the budget shopper who wants a full Windows 8 slate tablet, but it won't replace your laptop.

Bottom Line: The HP Slate 7 is an Android tablet that combines good looks with speedy performance, but its display just isn't up to snuff.

The Bottom Line The Dell Streak is the first Android tablet worth taking seriously, though its size puts it on the fence between tablets and smartphones.

Bottom line: If you're looking for a traditional Android tablet experience in a slim design, the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is a very good choice.

Bottom line — this is a much better feeling and looking tablet than anything else in its price range.

Bottom Line: With long battery life and a mechanical keyboard, the compact Lenovo Miix 310 is a good detachable - hybrid Windows tablet if you need to do a lot of typing away from your desk.

Bottom Line: The Microsoft Touch Cover is perfect for the Surface tablet user that only needs to type some of the time, but it's not cut out for extended keyboard use.

Bottom Line: Xplore's Bobcat is a rugged Windows tablet with 10 - hour battery life.

You can access Alexa on your Fire tablet with a long press on the home button and you'll get a blue listening line appear at the bottom of your screen.

Bottom Line: The Lenovo Tab 4 8 is an affordable Android tablet with a long - lasting battery and decent performance for average multimedia use.