Sentences with phrase «edge of the tablet holds»

The left edge of the tablet holds the stylus - loop cutouts, a Kensington - style cable - lock slot, a SIM - card slot (disabled in our review unit), the volume rocker, and the power button.

The top edge of the tablet holds a power button and dual microphones while Microsoft's proprietary magnetic accessory connector sits on the bottom.

Not exact matches

The S1 tablet is thicker at one edge while tapering towards the other edge, which resembles more like a folded magazine and actually aids in holding the device for long periods of time.

Its highly positional output gives a definite impression of the sound coming from one edge of the tablet when it's held on its side.

The flat sides of the tablet make it easy to hold the device while watching videos or playing games, but the feeling of sharp edges could become irritating after a while of holding it.

When held in portrait mode, the top edge of the tablet houses two small speakers and a standard 3.5 - mm headphone jack.

The rear - facing 2 - megapixel camera will be covered if you hold the tablet in what we naturally felt to be landscape mode, with the volume buttons at the upper edge and the case flipped around the top of the tablet.

The tablet has two rear - ported speakers, each positioned in the center of the tablet's short edges when held in landscape.

The beveled side edges seem unnecessarily thick, so it's a pretty wide hold and a far reach for your thumbs to get to the middle of the screen when you're holding the tablet horizontally.

The Tab 2 also has a larger infrared port, located at the top edge of the tablet when you're holding the slate in landscape mode; the port now wraps around the back of the device, presumably to improve communications between the tablet and your entertainment components.

As you can hopefully see in this picture, the back has an angled edge all the way around which I think adds to the sleek feel of this tablet, both visually as well as while holding it.

On the bottom edge of the tablet, where the keyboard connects, a covered compartment in the right corner holds MicroSD cards up to 128 GB, allowing you to expand the internal 128 GB of storage (in our review model) to a maximum of 256 GB combined.

A 3.5 mm headphone port is conveniently located at the bottom edge of the tablet when it's held in landscape, which means your hands aren't bothered by the jack and cables hang down and way from the screen.

It sounds a heck of a lot like the original Xoom on paper, but the biggest changes comes with form factor — the Xoom 2 measures just 8.8 mm and the Media Edition 8.9 mm, the edges have been «designed to make the tablet more comfortable to hold,» and it's covered in a «splash - guard» coating to protect against spills and bumps.

The sleep / wake key resides at the top of the tablet (when held in portrait), and next to it on the right edge is the volume rocker.

It's fine when held in landscape mode — the rear edges can be used as a tactile guide — but it's annoying when I want to quickly wake the tablet from sleep, but have to pick it up first to reach the back instead of just tapping a button on its side.

Which is to say, it's usable, but like other tablets topping 1.5 pounds, it's too heavy to hold at length in one hand — even with the pleasing contours of the edges.

The sleep / wake key resides at the top of the tablet (when held in portrait), and next to it on the right edge is the volume rocker.

It's fine when held in landscape mode — the rear edges can be used as a tactile guide — but it's annoying when I want to quickly wake the tablet from sleep, but have to pick it up first to reach the back instead of just tapping a button on its side.

It has a set of stereo speakers across the top edge when holding the tablet in landscape view, along with a 5MP front - facing camera for video chat.

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 front piece which has an integrated screen protector to keep any damage off that beautiful display, is held together by the plastic shell that clips to the edges and around the backs of the corners of your tablet.

The speakers run along the top and bottom edges of the tablet when held in landscape orientation, but they thankfully don't get covered by your hands.

This has the effect of making these tablets very comfortable to hold, eliminating any sharp edges, and mating perfectly with the aluminum metal unibody.