Sentences with phrase «hand edge of the tablet»

The left - hand edge of the tablet is broken and the UNSW researchers build on previous research to present new mathematical evidence that there were originally 6 columns and that the tablet was meant to be completed with 38 rows.

Features The X11 Pro is equipped with a variety of ports and connections, with all of the physical connections found on the right - hand edge of the tablet.

Not exact matches

In landscape mode, the two stereo speakers are positioned at the top side edges of the tablet keeping them well away from being cupped and muffled by your hands as can be the case with some Android tablets we've recently tested.

Vents are built along the perimeter of the tablet, which Ballmer described as «groove around the edge of the case which allows air to be vented so you never block it with your hands.»

But the rolled - over edge on one side does give it a better grip, both by having the tablet «fold» inside your hand this way instead of the usual square edge of tablets, and also by giving you the edge of that fold to grip with your fingers on the back.

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.

Gripping the edge will cover one speaker up, but thanks to the rubberised back you can rest the tablet in the palm of your hand without fear of falling.

The lower right edge of the Archos 101 XS has a power button as well as volume controls, which were not only hard to press, but required us to move our hand off the tablet in order to change the volume.

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.

Secondly that bulging edge gets in the way of a two - handed grip when to your near side; flip the tablet so the bulkier edge is faced away from your body and it adds additional weight that feels less balanced than a normal tablet.

«If there's any learning curve to using Honeycomb, it's already behind the so - easy - a-toddler-can-use-it iOS interface... That said, if you don't care about ease of use and you want a tablet with cutting edge power, a flexible OS, and integrated features that rival iOS, the XOOM is hands - down the best tablet on market today.»

In landscape mode, the two stereo speakers are positioned at the top side edges of the tablet keeping them well away from being cupped and muffled by your hands as can be the case with some Android tablets we've recently tested.

Around the edges you can find a microUSB port on the bottom of the tablet, a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the top, and the volume rocker and power button on the right - hand side.

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 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.