Sentences with phrase «decibel tablet»
The slate hit 78 decibels at full volume during the LAPTOP Audio Test, which is lower than the 80 - decibel tablet category average but still louder than the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX (77 dB).
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The Venue 8 Pro was significantly louder at 88 decibels, and the Miix 2 ranks under the 80 - decibel tablet average.
The Pro's loudness ranks higher than the 80 - decibel tablet category average.
Not exact matches
With its cover on, the tablet hit a mere 76 decibels on our audio test.
On the Laptop Mag Audio Test (measuring a tone from 13 inches away at maximum volume), the Fire HD 6 registered 79 decibels, exactly matching the tablet average.
The Venue 7 registered 80 decibels on the LAPTOP Audio Test, which consists of measuring a tone at 13 inches from the tablet.
The XD is just as loud as the Kurio 10s and louder than the 74 - dB Kindle Fire HDX, though both the Excite Pure and tablet category average are slightly higher at 80 decibels.
On Laptop's audio test, which involves playing a tone on the device on max volume and measuring it from 13 inches, the tablet registered 81 decibels, just shy of the 83 dB tablet category average.
On the Laptop Audio Test (measuring a tone from 13 inches away at maximum volume), the G Pad 7.0 registered 76 decibels, below the tablet average of 79 dB, the ASUS MeMO Pad 7 (78 dB), the Dell Venue 7 (81 dB) and the Acer Iconia One 7 (82 dB).
On LAPTOP's audio test, which involves playing a tone on the device on max volume and measuring it from 13 inches, the tablet registered 74 decibels, below the tablet category average (83 dB) and the Kurio 7s» 81 dB.
When we ran the Laptop Mag Audio Test (measuring a consistent tone from a distance 13 inches), the tablet registered 77 decibels.
On the Laptop Mag Audio Test, the Yoga Tablet 2 hit 90 decibels, which is a lot higher than the 79 dB average.
The tablet is loud enough to fill a small room, measuring 87 decibels on the Laptop Mag Volume Test, well above the 78.9 - dB category average.
On the Laptop Mag Audio Test, which involves playing a tone at max volume and measuring it from 13 inches away, the Yoga Tablet 2 measured a whopping 92 decibels.
When the hybrid ran the Laptop Mag Audio Test (measuring a constant tone from 23 inches for laptops, 13 inches for tablets), the Switch 11 hit 77 decibels as a laptop and 70 dB as a standalone tablet.
The tablet measured 78 decibels on LAPTOP's audio test, which involves playing a tone on the device at max volume and measuring it from 13 inches.
On the Laptop Mag Audio Test, the Lenovo produced 90 decibels of sound from 13 inches away, louder than the Nextbook 10.1 (77 dB) and the tablet average of 87 dB.