Sentences with phrase «pocketbooks first»

This is Pocketbooks first foray into a full color touch screen PC, is it a solid first effort?

Pocketbook first burst on the scene in 2007, releasing a slew of e-readers and enjoying a presence from Kansas to Kiev.

In the end, the choice is yours, but we would encourage you to be faithful to your family and your pocketbook first.

Not exact matches

How to Take Advantage of Online Review and Answer Sites: Responding to Negative Reviews If your Yelp page is one of the first things to come up on a Google search, scathing reviews can put a real dent in your pocketbook.

The first thing I'd suggest — to save your sanity and your pocketbook!

Darling probably would have been the very first pick in the 1981 amateur draft, but he wanted $ 150,000 to make it worth his while to leave Yale, which was too much for the pocketbook of the Seattle Mariners.

During my first pregnancy, I felt like all I did was lug things around with me — my heavy laptop bag in and out of my car every day, my water bottles, pocketbook... Good thing I won't have to deal with that this time around, right?!

Choosing Childcare While Protecting Your Pocketbook - Not your first concern — but budget matters.

But it should be one of the first pieces of paper you store in a safe after making copies for your regular files, purse or pocketbook.

PARIS - Parisians got the first peeks, but American pocketbooks were prime targets at the Paris auto show.

One of the more surprising new features that was shown off was their first Android Tablet PC, named the Pocketbook IQ.

I have been reviewing Pocketbook e-readers since their very first model.

The Pocketbook Ultra e-reader has just been released and its the first device out there that has a built in camera.

The first e-reader to get this updated firmware will be the Pocketbook Touch Lux and Pocketbook Color Lux.

When you power the 701 on for the first time you have the standard pocketbook graphical user interface you might be familiar with via their e-ink based electronic readers.

The Pocketbook Aqua, which is the first certified waterproof e-reader.

Pocketbook USA is in a precarious position for the first time and runs the risk of seeing tremendous lack of revenue due to a crowded e-reader market.

First and foremost is the price: At $ 199, the Kindle Fire falls into territory that won't make a huge dent in consumers» pocketbooks, and it's almost, but not quite, an impulse buy.

The Pocketbook Cad Flex looks quite different from the first generation prototype that was shown off at the Consumer Electronics Show in January 2013.

Pocketbook has just issued a firmware update for its first Android driven e-reader and it enhances many new features.

It's my first Pocketbook reader, so I didn't know what to expect, and I'm glad it worked out.

The device chasis has zoom, page turns, home, and many other buttons and like all Pocketbook devices is an e-Reader first and foremost.

The Pocketbook Ultra was the first e-ink reader with a built in camera and for the first time was a stark departure from the standard design principles Pocketbook was known for.

Pocketbook next week will be opening their first USA based e-reader kiosk type store.

Starting November then 10th Pocketbook will begin their foray into the USA based market with Seattle and Kansas City as their first entry points.

The Pocketbook Aqua was one of the first waterproof ebook readers to get released, and now there's a second gen model, but it's only available in limited markets.

The IQ is the first Android tablet by Pocketbook.

Like the first PocketBook InkPad, the e-reader is equipped with 8 - inch diagonal multi-touch E Ink Perl screen with the highest resolution on the market of E Ink devices — HD Plus (1600x1200 pixels).

We recently did a full Review of the Pocketbook 701 IQ, so check it out if you want to know more about the semantics of this new Android 2.0 Tablet PC from Pocketbook, which is their first Android offering.

Pocketbook has just come out with the Color Lux, which is the first e-reader in the world to use e-Ink Triton 2 and a front - lit display!

Review and Video: PocketBook 301 - Plus eBook Reader — Last week we posted an in - depth review of PocketBook's first ebook reader, the PocketBook 301.

There's a lot to learn when first getting started with Android - powered ereaders and tablets such as the Pandigital Novel, Pocketbook IQ, Next3, or a number of other devices.

The first thing that jumps about the PocketBook Ultra in the video below is just how phone - like it appears with the narrow side bezels and compact design.

The PocketBook Ultra is one of the new ebook readers that PocketBook unveiled last week, and it just turned up for a first look in a YouTube video review, which is a little surprising seeing as how it's not supposed to be released in Russia until the end of June.

Last week PocketBook announced their first waterproof and dustproof ebook reader, the PocketBook Aqua.

It seems kind of silly at first, but it does have some real - world usage implications, like if you happen to forget your PocketBook Aqua outside in the car or on the balcony or porch overnight during the cold nights of winter.

This is the first eReader that PocketBook has released that will be using the latest eInk Carta display.

The PocketBook 301 was first released back in 2007.

Other authors with whom I was not familiar but followed this model of «first book free, subsequent books reasonably priced» have earned my following and the loyalty of my pocketbook (Evan Curry, for one, comes to mind).

The first thing that jumps out about the PocketBook 301 is how incredibly light and wafer - thin it is.

The PocketBook 902 and 903 have large 9.7 - inch screens, the same size as the Kindle DX, and are the first real competitors to challenge the DX.

This makes the ARM easier on your pocketbook at first than a fixed - rate mortgage for the same amount.

Bruce Nauman: Going Solo is the first volume in Companion Editions» series of pocketbook readers.

First, it will protect your property in your San Bruno apartment, and it will protect your pocketbook by being an affordable policy for you.

You will need to consider your pocketbook and whether you can afford to buy a second house while renting out the first.

The above negatively created financial fallouts usually rear their ugly heads as simmering latent defects that bite owners in the pocketbooks down the road of ownership in the form of repairs, be they first time or subsequent owners.