Sentences with phrase «buttons along the left side»

Not exact matches

To control the Pebble Time, you use four plastic buttons — three on the right side, one on the left — along with a new microphone for voice replies.

Skirt has a knot button and loop closure along the left side.

A classic little black dress with a high / halter neckline that buttons around the neck, open back, fitted body, an asymmetric bottom hem, and a hidden zipper along the left side.

A beautiful tank dress with a wrap front that ties along the left side, floral embroidery detailing, adjustable straps, and a button closure on the front bust to create a V - cut neckline.

The dashboard is perfectly designed with all of your communication options listed down the left side, and simple navigation buttons located along the top of every page.

Now, Honda has its act together: The 2018 Accord embeds an 8 - inch LCD atop the dash, adds a tuning knob on the right to go along with the volume knob, and puts eight access buttons on the sides: Home, Back, Display Brightness, and Track Left / Right on the left; Map, Phone, Audio, and Source on the riLeft / Right on the left; Map, Phone, Audio, and Source on the rileft; Map, Phone, Audio, and Source on the right.

The Asus Transformer Prime has a microSD slot, a micro-HDMI port and a volume rocker along its left side; a power button on the far left of its top edge; and a 3.5 mm headphone jack along its right side.

Buttons: On the left side of the screen, the M96 has two page buttons, a menu button, and a back button, along with a four way controller / selector button on the right side of the screen that can be used for most navigation without using the touchscreen.

Along the top edge, near the left corner, you'll find the power button and a volume rocker, with a second cooling vent near the right side of the slate.

The IdeaPad design favors a landscape orientation, with the micro-HDMI port, headphone jack, and docking port running along the bottom edge; power, volume buttons, screen - rotation lock and microSD card slot running along the left side.

Along the left side of the screen there are buttons for menu and back.

Its brilliant design features page - turning buttons along one side of the device that line up close to the thumb for right - handers when held one way, and close to the thumb for left - handers when turned upside down.

The volume buttons are clearly defined, and located at the top in portrait mode and along the left side in landscape mode.

The super-thin page turn buttons sit discretely along both sides, but that leaves very little space for a fat thumb like ours to push the buttons without getting in the way of the words on the page.

Flipping it that way puts the row of buttons and ports along the top, and positions the distinctive silver - rimmed front - facing camera at the left - hand side of the display.

There's a Windows button on the left - hand side, along with the 3.5 mm headphone socket; across the top you get volume controls as well as access to the microSD card slot for storage expansion, along with the power button and the Micro-USB socket.

The left side features a MicroUSB port and a Micro-HDMI port, the right side has a volume rocker, and there is 3.5 mm headset jack on the top of the phone along with a power / sleep button.

Previous Page and Next Page buttons, as before, are situated along the right - hand side of the device, but there are no page navigation controls on the left, as there are on the Kindle.

You'll find the power button, micro-USB port, headset jack and volume rocker along the left side of the slate, peeking through their respective openings in the case.

The Volume and Power buttons, which are too - close to one another, are on the left side of the tablet when held horizontally, along with the SD card slot and rotation lock switch.

On the tablet's left side (in landscape) you'll find microHDMI and microSD card slots for outputting to monitors and / or televisions and expanding the memory respectively, along with the pinhole reset button and crisp volume rocker.

On the left side, there's a volume rocker and rotation lock switch along with a power button.

Not surprisingly, the front face is all screen, with four capacitive touch - sensitive buttons running along the bottom (or the left side, if you hold the device in landscape orientation).

Along the left side you will find a Power button, volume rocker, orientation - lock switch, and the aforementioned plastic flap.

Along the sides we spotted a full size USB port along the left hand side along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size Along the sides we spotted a full size USB port along the left hand side along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size along the left hand side along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size HDMI.

The flush - fitting power button is on the laptop's left side, along with a USB 3.0 port, a USB - C port, an audio jack, and a micro SD card slot.

On the left side of the tablet is a micro USB port, along with volume controls and a power button.

On the right, you'll find the Home, Next Page (yes, there are two Next Pages, one on each side), Menu and Back (what I would think of as Esc) buttons, along with what Amazon calls a five - way toggle switch, which can be pushed up, down, left or right or pressed down.

On the right side you'll find a volume rocker button, and on the left side you'll find the phone's MHL port that lets you use a microUSB connector or mini-HDMI out cable, along with a secondary microphone for noise cancellation.

Along the slanted, soft - touch back sides, in landscape mode, you'll find an indented power button on the left and volume buttons on the right that were easy to find by touch alone.

A 2 - megapixel front - facing camera is centered atop the display; a micro-HDMI port, a headphone jack, and a docking port run along the bottom edge; and power and volume buttons, screen - rotation lock, and a microSD card slot run along the left side.

The standard four - button configuration on the right side of the device and the D - pad on the left are also both present, along with two trigger buttons adorning the top of the device.

Further moving around the hardware, we have nothing but the SIM / microSD slot up top, the power button along the right side, volume rocker and Bixby shortcut button on the left, and the headphone jack (woo!)

Going around the phone, there are no buttons on the right side of the phone, and the left side has the power button along with the volume rockers — rather strange and sounds as if the phone was made for a southpaw.

The sides follow the typical design pattern where the volume button is placed on the right side along with the power button and the left side holds the hybrid SIM card tray.

While the power button is located on the right side, volume rockers along with the SIM tray are placed on the left.

The volume rockers along with power button are present on the right side while the SIM card tray is on the left.

Despite the significant departure from the norm, there's no mistaking either the Galaxy S6 or the S6 Edge as anything other than a Samsung device, with both devices retaining key signature elements, with classic layout of a physical home button flanked by Back and Recent Apps keys still found up front, along with the power button and volume rocker found on their usual sides, to the right and left respectively.

Volume rockers along with the dedicated button for Bixby assistant is present on the left side, and the Power button is on the right.

On the right side of the handset is the power button, along with a dual nano - SIM slot, with the left side incorporating a volume rocker, and an alert slider.

Just like the Redmi 3S Prime, the Lenovo K6 Power also carries the SIM card tray on the left - hand side and power button along with the volume rocker are placed on the right.

A single click on the icon brings up the main menu where you see programs to the left side, along with a search button at the bottom and a shut - down button adjacent to it.

The signature side - power button is situated on the left - hand side of the Xperia Z4 Tablet, along with the volume rocker that controls the front facing stereo speakers, which are hidden on the side of the bezel nearest the frame.

The volume rockers along with the Bixby button are present on the left side whereas the power button is on the right.

The left side of the device houses a pair of volume buttons, and along the bottom there's a speaker and a USB - C port.

The left edge includes the Power button, volume control and the camera shutter (which also turns it on), while the right side holds the microUSB hub, microSD and microSIM card slots, along with docking pogo pins.

This board is rocking 123 buttons, including several under the spacebar, along with full backlighting, dedicated media keys and eight fully - programmable macro keys (five on the left - hand side and three below the spacebar).

The two volume buttons are positioned on the left side, a 3.5 mm headset jack is up top, a USB Type - C port is on the bottom along with a mono speaker (it's just OK), and the dual rear camera setup is centered on the upper back.

The power button is on the right, and the volume rockers along with dedicated Bixby button are on the left side.

The volume rockers along with the power button are present on the right side while the SIM card tray is on the left.