Sentences with phrase «lacks accelerometer»

It also lacks an accelerometer, gyroscope, or vibration motor, for some reason, in which case I hope the right joy - con suffices.

Unfortunately, the edge lacks an accelerometer, so you need to manually click a button whenever you change orientations.

Not exact matches

Although it's indexed as sporting a 6.9 - inch Full HD display by GFX Bench, the «AFTS» must be a streaming media stick, since it lacks cameras, GPS, NFC, light sensor, compass and accelerometer functionality.

While no exact details have emerged as to what exactly Lite means at the time of this writing, we suspect it simply leaves out some of the functionality that's associated with the hardware specs of the new devices - the new Curve lacks the touchscreen and sensors (magnetometer, accelerometer, proximity) that its more upscale sibling the Bold Touch will possess.

2) I honestly don't give a damn about the lack of WiFi or accelerometer (I never use the latter on my PB 360, simply use it portrait when standing / sitting, inverse portrait when lying down, two button clicks to get from one to other).

Every single e-reader that is running Android is not certified with Google, because they lack specific hardware requirements such as cameras, GPS, accelerometers and gyroscopes.

A high end netbook selling 1m + is coming in at about $ 150 due to the cheaper screens and lack of gps, accelerometer, hard drive and other components.

Also interesting is the lack of camera, accelerometer, barometer, GPS, compass, light sensor and NFC.

Like Kindle Fire tablet, the IdeaPad A1107 also lacks micro HDMI output, but this models also has 3.5 mm headphone jack, a micro USB 2.0 port, microSD reader, an accelerometer and an ambient light sensor for automatic screen rotation.

I wasn't all that impressed, due to poor viewing angles, the lack of an accelerometer, and awful text input options.

The controller was based on the same basic design as the PlayStation 2's DualShock 2 controller but was wireless, lacked vibration capabilities, had a built - in accelerometer (that could detect motion in three directional and three rotational axes; six in total, hence the name Sixaxis) and had a few cosmetic tweaks.

So, don't expect HD Rumble, gyro sensors, accelerometer, wireless, or, the biggest set back of all is the lack

Because it lacks a heart rate sensor, the new Gear IconX uses its accelerometer to figure out how fast you're walking or running, and advises you to speed up or slow down according to the pace you've picked in the Gear Manager app.

It also features the basic standard ambient light, proximity and accelerometer sensors although it lacks the compass, gyroscope and infrared sensors found in almost all present day handsets.

While it lacks some key fitness features, like heart rate and GPS, it has everything a hiker — or diver — could want, including directional, atmospheric, accelerometer, and gyrometer sensors.

The smartwatch features a 3D gyro, 3D accelerometer (referred to simply as 6 - axis G+A) and an ambient light sensor, but lacks a heart - rate sensor, a slightly disappointing omission considering it was one of the main things I've enjoyed with other wearables on the market, lending a more sporty vibe to them.