Sentences with phrase «does on smaller tablets»

Assuming the screen backlight takes 1 - 1.5 W (which it does on smaller tablets) the maths didn't add - up.

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It's not as good or comfortable to type on as a laptop and it doesn't have the same breadth of entertainment options or comfort of use as a small tablet.

But Jackson argues a shift is underway because next generation technology is allowing near - console quality gaming to be done via chips on devices as small as a smartphone or tablet; coupled with digital distribution via cloud or streaming, it calls into question the need for a console in the first place.

If I have a hunch the dessert may have other ingredients I do nt do great on, I might take a small charcoal tablet, just to be safe.

So while Annihilation bypasses cinemas in this country, do call out the movie industry for its lack of faith in filmmakers and film lovers; petition Netflix to team up with Curzon cinemas more to release its original movies theatrically in the UK; support smaller titles that do have cinema releases where possible; but don't spend your time lamenting the decline of cinema when the art of the visual medium is alive and kicking through Annihilation, in US theatres and on UK computers, phones, tablets and TVs.

I imagine players who have checked out Darkest Dungeon on tablet already know this, but not only does the game translate well to a smaller, handheld screen, touch controls are a great way to navigate it.

For instance (and at the time of writing this article and to the best of my knowledge), on mobile devices / tablets: Gesture support is very limited and as Office Mix doesn't currently appear to be device aware, only non-interactive videos are available on mobile devices, on surface tablets however, which are basically small portable computers and not tablets, Office Mix HTML5 output files are viewable.

Teaching would be done in small groups and one - on - one, with students working at their own pace using a tablet computer.

The larger tablet displays make them better suited to visiting websites than do the small screen real estate on smartphones.

While there is no stopping tablet makers from launching a smaller tablet with a 1366 x 768 display, 7 inch tablets with that resolution are often prohibitively expensive and don't do well on the market.

Of course, reading on a small display isn't as comfortable as doing it on a tablet.

Its a nice little tablet and I do all my regular reading on it but the display is too small and definition to low to do magazines and comics well.

Meanwhile, the dedicated e-reader market has continued to shrink, as consumers flock to ever smaller, cheaper, and lighter 7 - and 8 - inch tablets, many with resolutions high enough to eliminate text pixelation, a key factor if you'll be doing long - form reading on a tablet.

After all, if a consumer is willing to physically stand in an independent bookstore and make the purchase on their smartphone (or on their tablet, using the store's wifi connection as they do), will simply pointing out how it harms small businesses enough?

Or maybe people were waiting to see what Apple would do with the iPad Mini before they made their decision on buying a smaller tablet (with a lot choosing the cheaper option).

While the PC and iPad editions have been out for a while now, the acclaimed game creators need more time to best accommodate smaller screens (but don't worry, this delay doesn't include Android tablets — that version is still on track to be released by the end of 2014).

He had gone on record saying: «The reason we [won't] make a 7 - inch tablet isn't because we don't want to hit that price point, it's because we think the screen is too small to express the software.»

As for what to do with the cover, many of these smartphone editions realize that much of the detail of a traditional print or tablet magazine cover will be lost on the smaller display, and think of the cover as one would a splash page on a mobile app.

My Motorola Defy does everything the tablet can do, just on a much smaller screen.

The Fire has proven that many people do indeed want a smaller tablet, and everyone would think it a fine joke if Apple went back on that and said «we waited until we could do it right.»

This 7 - inch tablet, launched at Mobile World Congress 2014 on Sunday, looks to compete with devices like Google's Nexus 7, but brings full 4G LTE connectivity and phone functions, so it falls into the top end of the phablet line as much as it does the small tablet line.

The Playbook already has a superb presentation function — allowing HDMI out while using the tablet to control powerpoint or run other apps or presenter to read notes (and doesn't require separate phone) This new functionality would only enable a small presentation, eg one on one salesman to customer at home.

However, this does not come as a surprise considering the fact that the PlayBook tablet itself sports a smaller dimension than the iPad and has a smaller 7 inch display compared to the 9.7 inch display on the iPad.

I don't think users should be satisfied with viewing mobile - optimized websites on a small tablet, especially because so many mobile sites are awful.

Amazon's Kindle Fire has done pretty well for itself on the tablet front, especially in the smaller screen segment that has yet to be threatened by Apple's presence, although all of that might change eventually with the release of the rumored iPad mini.

So video is a tad smaller on this tablets, I don't care what the big deal is.

Most apps on the Google Play store are still designed for smaller phone screens, and Google does not provide a specific count for tablet - compatible apps.

So people who don't want to spend a small fortune on the iPad, Motorola Xoom or any other high - end tablets, read on.

E-readers, tablets and online distributors are definitely now an established force, and to forecast their demise would be to make the same mistake the former Labor minister for small business did: base an assumption on a short - term trend.

The Archos 5 Internet Tablet has the same 800 x 480 pixel resolution (albeit on an even smaller display), but I don't find the experience of web surfing on this tablet to be nearly as cumbeTablet has the same 800 x 480 pixel resolution (albeit on an even smaller display), but I don't find the experience of web surfing on this tablet to be nearly as cumbetablet to be nearly as cumbersome.

The layout on the Archos 101 XS is smaller, but if you want to type on your Android tablet and don't want to pay extra for it, this device is worth a look.

The Acer Iconia W4 is clearly going to replace the rather poor W3, a small - screen tablet on Clovertrail that didn't really have the best specifications.

You do sacrifice the same features by going last generation, and it will come in the smaller package, but there may not be another tablet on the planet that can come close to doing everything the last generation Mini can do and still come in under $ 300.

You'll find softness becomes apparent in some games, for example, or some of the graphic elements in apps don't look as sharp as they do on your smartphone, phablet or smaller tablet.

There will have to be some cheaper, smaller tablets, because those are what people are buying right now, but we won't be able to do as much on them as on a more powerful, more expensive tablet.

The screen is large enough that you can do anything you can on a 10 - inch tablet, but small enough that you can hold it comfortably in one hand and thumb type without over extending your thumbs.

Sound-wise, the Galaxy Note 8.0's small stereo speakers don't match up to the crispness of Apple's iPad line, but is one of the better sounding tablets on the market.

Tablets may be the most exciting product category that doesn't exist, but the concept is already on display in small handheld devices, multi-touch PCs, and via applications that meld the best of the burgeoning e-Reader world with the power and flexibility of a traditional convertible tablet PC.

Note whether the author & title get different fonts (sometimes they do) Be careful choosing thematic fonts that make it hard to read the title when scaled small on a phone or tablet.

What reason do I have to buy a Kindle Fire if I have no exclusive content, nerfed specs (no camera, bluetooth, small amt of internal memory, no expandable memory, reliance on being connected to Wifi) and can get a much better Android tablet for about 50 $ more?

For the small amount of money rumored to be the selling price, Amazon will have a vested interest in keeping your eyes on the shiny objects they sell, not in providing you a general - use tablet to browse the world with (though, certainly, it figures to be able to do just that).

If someone was wanting a small tablet now that they didn't have to root to get other reading apps on they could perhaps check out the 7 ″ Galaxy Tab ($ 349 for the WiFi version, sometimes found refurbed under $ 300) or the 7 ″ Dell Streak (Staples has dropped their price to $ 299).

Desktop usage is, as with other 8 - inch tablets, a little difficult and on the Acer W4 we didn't feel that the touchscreen was as responsive to our finger when trying to hit small Windows buttons.

Admittedly, I never did hang it up, as an 8 - inch screen seems too small for watching movies from any sort of distance, but still, it's a cool feature, and one that's much more useful on the larger 10 - inch and 13 - inch models of this tablet.

The screen is large enough that you can do anything you can on a 10 - inch tablet, but small enough that you can hold it comfortably in one hand and thumb type without over extending your thumbs.

I'd consider an android tablet, but I don't like 16:9 screens on anything that small — it becomes unusable to me in landscape orientation.

Windows tablets are designed for both work and play — they are small enough to travel, but big enough to read your Kindle app clearly and get some work done on the go.

It can give you the entire Internet, including desktop sites and plug - ins that don't work or display too small on your Android or iOS phone or tablet.

Admittedly, I never did hang it up, as an 8 - inch screen seems too small for watching movies from any sort of distance, but still, it's a cool feature, and one that's much more useful on the larger 10 - inch and 13 - inch models of this tablet.

But the ability to run Windows desktop software doesn't overcome a limited tablet app selection and Windows 8.1's difficulties on a small screen.