Sentences with phrase «following tablet manufacturers»

At the moment, Sony lists the following tablet manufacturers as those which would be valid:

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The third largest tablet manufacturer was Samsung, whose market share grew from 5.5 % in Q3 to 5.8 % in Q4 2011, followed by Barnes & Noble with a 3.5 % market share (down from 4.5 % in Q3) and Pandigital, which held 2.5 % of the market.

The Chinese manufacturer followed the tablet up with quite a few newer models, and is now eager to wash its hand clear of the IdeaPad K1.

There are a few in - between tablets, like Samsung's new 8.9 inch Galaxy, but most manufacturers seem to follow the rule.

LG has lived up to the unwritten tablet naming convention followed by the majority of manufacturers world wide — that of having either a «tab» or a «pad» suffixed to the tablet names.

Plenty of the online retailers and manufacturers love to knock off a fair few quid in order to get their tablets into your hands, so check out the following deals if you're looking for a bargain.

Following disappointing fourth - quarter numbers, Barnes & Noble is making yet another change and is looking to partner with another manufacturer to create its Nook tablets.

This marks a break from the usual trend followed by tablet manufacturers to fall back on the Windows 7 OS when it is about developing a tablet PC for the enterprise sector while a mass oriented tablet meant for general use would almost certainly be designed to run the Android operating system.

LG has lived up to the unwritten tablet naming convention followed by the majority of manufacturers world wide - that of having either a «tab» or a «pad» suffixed to the tablet names.

Well, it seems Samsung is following the same path that it did with its phones — the Korean manufacturer has applied for trademarking the Galaxy Tab A, Galaxy Tab E, and Galaxy Tab J device names, suggesting we will be treated to an onslaught of tablets in various sizes and price categories but with names that are easier to remember.

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But that doesn't mean we won't see plenty more tablets from other manufacturers that follow the template set out by the Streak 7:

Unless other table manufacturers grasp this and follow suit then Apple is bound to own the tablet space as well.

«It's impressive that this product is our biggest selling Android tablet, and it will be really interesting to see if other manufacturers will follow suit with smaller tablets over the coming months to spice up the Christmas period,» said Graham Stapleton, chief commercial officer at Carphone Warehouse in an interview with The Telegraph.

Following the success of Apple's iPad, tablet PCs are increasingly being added to manufacturers» roadmaps, and the LePad may wind up competing against not just the Apple iPad but a number of products about to come online.

Some tablet manufacturers, such as Samsung with its Galaxy Tab 10.1, are starting to follow Apple's lead in eradicating memory expandability, but not Acer.

Due to Intel heavily pushing its combination of Oak Trail and Android 3.0 Honeycomb to manufacturers (with subsidies and what not), we're going to see some Intel, non-Windows based tablets in the following months.

With iPad mini expected to eat into a large chunk of the 7 - inch tablet market, and recent price drops and refreshes to the Kindle lineups, it makes sense Google and other Android manufacturers are aiming to offer an even better value following its launch.

All of Sony's high - end smartphones and tablets since the Xperia Z have been waterproofed, and more recently other manufacturers like Samsung have been following suit.

This follows a current trend in the consumer tech industry where a number of manufacturers are turning to OLED technology for smartphones, tablets, and laptops.