Sentences with phrase «back tablet production»

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Other tablet manufacturers say that daunting component prices continue to hold back production of tablet displays that offer high resolutions and high pixel - per - inch ratios.

The mass production of these tablets are expected to begin in 2014, so be sure to check back with us then for the details!

The report also claims that HTC will push back the date it had previously set for volume production of its Flyer tablet, though it will supposedly still launch the device in the second quarter.

More recent tablets have a plastic section on their backs that fixed the issue, so only some of the original production runs are affected.

Companies that have introduced consumer tablets to compete with the iPad are dialing back production as demand for their tablets is failing to meet expectations.

Production won't start until the fall and likely rules out a flood of 12.7 - megapixel phones and tablets until 2013, but the OV12830's dead - on match for the size of current 8 - megapixel sensors gives it a good shot at becoming ubiquitous — and guarantees that phones won't need a giant hump on the back for a higher resolution.

The Verge revealed last year that Microsoft's Xbox division was working closely on a Surface branded 7 - inch tablet, and The Wall Street Journal backed up the 7 - inch claims and noted the device will go into full production later this year.

While «evleaks» claimed this morning the tablet is now back in full production, Foley, who has a solid and reliable track record when it comes to...

While «evleaks» claimed this morning the tablet is now back in full production, Foley, who has a solid and reliable track record when it comes to Microsoft insider news, says that the touch - first Office apps that are currently in development for Windows 8.x are not yet ready and likely won't be until spring 2015.

Aside from being pushed back by the hands of Nadella and Elop, it turns out that the smaller Surface tablet was already in production, with some 15,000 - 20,000 units having already been assembled.

By reducing the amount of back and forth workers have to do accessing checklists, viewing instruction manuals or sending photos from tablets or laptops as they assemble machines, Glass has reduced machinery production time by 25 percent and inspection times by 30 percent.