Sentences with phrase «average brightness at»

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With the ComfortLight (as the company calls it) at 100 percent, we recorded an average brightness of 405 lux, which was brightest toward the top of the page.

At 162 lux, the Nabi 2's screen is less than half the brightness of the category average (366), and couldn't stand up to the Arnova ChildPad's 230 lux rating.

The slate lasted 7 hours and 35 minutes on the Laptop Mag Battery Test (constant Web surfing at 150 nits of brightness), which is better than the Fire Kids (6:42) and the Xtreme 2 (5:23), but shorter than the average tablet (9:05).

We measured over nine hours of SD video playback (sans dock), and in a test simulating average use (screen brightness at 50 percent, Bluetooth and Wi - Fi on, some standby periods) the tablet alone managed a whopping 14 hours!

At that brightness level, the Portege lasted 6:44, which is well off the tablet category average of 8:02.

After testing the tablet by looping a local 720p video in Airplane Mode at medium brightness, the Yoga Tab 3 averaged 13.8 hours of battery life.

As tested by Engadget, both handsets achieve around 9 hours of battery life when looping a video at 65 % brightness, which translates to a full day of moderate use to the average consumer.

The Lenovo 2 - in - 1 lasted 9:14 minutes on the Laptop Mag Battery Test (web surfing over Wi - Fi at 100 nits of brightness), which means its battery takes longer to drain than those in the Switch Alpha (4:49), Inspiron 11 (5:30) and average ultraportable (7:53).

At full brightness, the Galaxy Tab's screen averaged 350 lux, a bit less than the 359 lux provided by the Prime in Standard IPS mode and miles behind the 571 lux which ASUS» tablet scored in Super IPS + mode.

We measured the brightness of the Tab 2's screen at 368 nits, which is higher than the category average (348) and the Iconia Tab 8 (290).

At 259 lux, the A1000's display is dimmer than the category average of 368, as well as the brightness on the Slate 7 (313), MeMO Pad 7 (358) and Sero 7 Pro (369).

The power used by the Backlights at Maximum Brightness accounts on average for 51 percent of the total Tablet power.

At full brightness, the MemoPad HD 7 measured 358 lux on our light meter, which is well ahead of the Nexus 7 (314), about on par with the 355 lux tablet category average.

Maximum brightness of the H8C measures at around 440 cd / m ² — higher than most 1080p televisions, but slightly below average for HDR - devices.

At 284 nits, the Yoga 920's screen offers brightness that's about on a par with the category average (289 nits).

Somehow this screen — even at its maximum brightness — is just average.

The average brightness for smartphones is almost 200 nits lower, at 431 nits.

Our light meter measured the Honor 8 at 410 nits of brightness — a little below the 436 - nit average for smartphones, but brighter than the Nexus 6P (337), the OnePlus 3 (379) and the ZTE Axon 7 (319).

The display brightness maxes out at 455 nits, which is about average.

The contrast ratio is 570:1 at 50 percent brightness, and up to 630:1 at 100 percent brightness, which again is above average, but doesn't compete with higher - end screens like the Dell Precision M3800.

For those wondering how the Galaxy S7 would fare at an optimal brightness level, PCMark's average scores reveal better average battery life for the Exynos version, which comes in at 8 hours and 8 minutes, while the Snapdragon version comes in at an equally respectable 7 hours and 22 minutes.

Screen brightness came in at 302 nits, which is average for laptops with IPS screens.

However, many thought that the speaker quality is average, while others found that the screen can be too dim or too bright, suggesting that the adaptive brightness was problematic at times.

Gamma was spot - on at 2.2, which is a positive, and brightness was 298 nits, which is an average score.

For indoor use, it will be just great, with average usage at around 70 percent brightness.

In battery mode, the lights dim down a bit to help conserve power, putting out closer to 500 lumens at max brightness — just slightly brighter than what you'd expect from an average 40 - watt bulb.

Clocking in at 8 hours and 25 minutes on our battery test (Web surfing over T - Mobile's 4G LTE network at 150 nits of brightness), the V10 outlasted the iPhone 6s Plus (8:16) and the average smartphone (8:12).

Average color error was very good at 1.12 (1.0 or less is indistinguishable to the human eye), and contrast was just okay at 730:1 at full brightness.

Contrast was measured at 780:1 when at maximum brightness and black levels proved a bit better than average.

Enduring 7 hours and 44 minutes on our battery test (continuous Web surfing at 150 nits of brightness over 4G on T - Mobile's network), the P8 has a shorter runtime than the average smartphone (8:27) and the Galaxy S6 (8:32), but outlasted the iPhone 6 (7:40) and the LG G4 (7:38).

Lasting a stupendous 11 hours and 28 minutes on our battery test (Web surfing over Cricket's 4G LTE network at 150 nits of brightness), the Grand X3 outlasted the average smartphone (8:15) and every other competing budget handset.

As is the case with brightness variation at low average picture levels, Samsung's newest mobile panels are also unfazed by shifting viewing angles, with their brightness dropping by only 29 - percent at 30 degrees, whereas the contents of most other small displays in the industry become virtually unintelligible at such angles.

At 411 nits, the X5's peak brightness falls short of the smartphone average (433 nits).