Sentences with phrase «still pokey»

Its camera was actually slightly faster on the trigger than the ones on other Android 3.01 tablets I've used — but still pokey as molasses.

Still Pokey Still, when we wanted to download websites that had JavaScript, Flash or other objects that require run - time interpretation, it was evident that the 1.2 GHz processor had a hard time dealing with this task.

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Given a series that's been scored by the likes of David Newman and John Powell, Debney quickly establishes his own brightly identifiable symphonic palette that's still well in line with the past soundtracks» frenetic energy, with friendly, pokey rhythms and busts of spastic comic energy that also bring to mind Debney's score to «Liar Liar.»

We still haven't found the limits of the chassis, and because we don't want to land in the pokey or harm the innocent, we likely never will on public roads.

Space wise it feel a little pokey compared to my old Passat estate but in fairness, we haven't had trouble fitting everything we need in it when going away for a week with a family of 4 - as my kids are still fairly young there is enough room for them in the back - probably wouldn't be as comfortable with 2 adults in the back though.

Its application approach is still browser - oriented while we wait for the BlackBerry app store and it's pokey and annoying, even from RIM's own central app hub.

Just because you have a huge pokey cruiser loaded with heavy weapons, you'll still need to fly one of the tiny mining ships on some missions.

All the music is intact and they still have Porky's name mistranslated as Pokey.

Two gigabytes of RAM is the absolute minimum modern Windows systems need to run smoothly, and even PCs with 4 GB of memory can start to feel pokey if you're running several programs, keep a dozen Chrome tabs open, or game with some background processes still running.

Reclaimed flooring is still going strong, and while it's got that great rustic look, it's not always practical — or family friendly (reclaimed woods frequently come with pokey nails and splinters).