Sentences with phrase «bottom back of the tablet»

This pen is integrated into the bottom back of the tablet, just like on a Samsung tablet.

Not exact matches

The Nexus 10's front - facing stereo speakers are an improvement on tablet speakers that point out the back or bottom of a tablet, designs that put the speakers at grave risk of being covered by my hands as I hold it.

In keeping with other Honeycomb tablets, the bottom of the screen displays a persistent system bar with software keys for Back, Home, and Recent Applications — all of which look like futuristic line drawings.

There are also some design changes meted out to the tablet, apart from the gunmetal colored back panel with a brushed metal finish, the new Galaxy Tab Plus also carries two plastic strips at the top and bottom edge of the tablet.

So many tablets these days are shipped with speakers on the bottom of the device and presents many challenges when having it lay flat on its back.

The built - in dual stereo speakers are situated on the back of the tablet toward the bottom, and they're optimized for holding the tablet in portrait mode.

rajan jolly - Yes, the light on the tablet radiates from the back, but the light on the Kindle actually comes up through the bottom edge of the device, making it softer.

The slightly raised Lenovo logo near the center of the back panel felt rough on our fingers when holding the tablet, and the combination of Windows, Intel and Lenovo stickers at the bottom make the rear look somewhat cluttered.

Everything from the aluminum back and button placement, to the stylization of the ports on the bottom of the device seemed to echo Apple's original tablet.

The tablet looks nice enough, the front is glass and certainly tabletish enough, it does have 3 physical buttons on the bottom of the front face: Back, Home, and Menu.

The Acer Iconia Tab A200 has stereo speakers nestled in the bottom corners on the back of the tablet and, providing you aren't holding the tablet there, the sound is clear, if a little tinny.

As always you can flick between front and rear cameras mid-call, while the single mono speaker — although not exactly high - fidelity — is reasonably loud and, by virtue of its positioning slightly further up the back of the tablet rather than on the bottom edge, isn't so prone to being blocked or covered as on the first - gen iPad.

The back of the tablet part is extremely glossy, the keyboard surround is faux brushed metal and the bottom of the keyboard bit is soft - touch matt plastic.

The small holes on the back always remind me of leather racing gloves from the 60s, even then the great Nexus (and the lesser of ASUS at the bottom) lettering stands out nicely and pops me out of my dream bubble and reminds me that I am here with a tablet in my hands that I was waiting for since beginning of the year.

Although there's virtually no empty black space at the top of the tablet, there's a wider ledge on its bottom half, which wraps around onto the back of the device.

It's a slit that runs roughly two - thirds of the way across the back, centered and sitting about a half - inch above the bottom — which is, by the way, where you'll find the tablet's only ports.

At least putting the tablet back into the keyboard case is easier: You just drop the tablet into the bottom of the frame and it pops in easily at the top with some pressure from your thumbs.

On the front of the tablet along the bottom you have the exact same buttons as most Samsung mobile devices, the home, back and recent apps buttons.

The leaked press images showcase a tablet with a textured back panel, sporting the company logo branding on the bottom of the front panel.

Although there's virtually no empty black space at the top of the tablet, there's a wider ledge on its bottom half, which wraps around onto the back of the device.

It brings new emoji, brings back an old do not disturb mode from Android 5.1, and a new bottom bar for tablets that moves the onscreen buttons to the sides of the screen.

The rear camera is also found at the bottom of the back of the tablet, once again on the barrel, a placement that is somewhat awkward.

Asus worked out its own subtle tablet style a few years ago, and even though this is a bargain basement tablet, the Asus ZenPad 10 Z300M tries to look premium, with a back that mostly tries to look like leather, while the bottom section gives the appearance of aluminum.

The back top of the tablet felt hot when I used it for a long time, but the bottom portion where I was actually holding it stayed cool.

There is a brushed metallic finish throughout the back, bordered by a shiny metallic edge that gives the tablet a nice elegant look, but helping with the grip is a soft, leathery material that used along the bottom of the tablet when holding it in the landscape orientation, which feels really nice, and prevents the tablet from easily slipping from your hand.

The tablet in question is listed as the ASUS ZT582KL and clearly shows the Verizon logo at the bottom of the tablet's back in the diagram, as well as a rear - facing camera in the top left corner of the device.