Sentences with phrase «inch tablet uses»

The 8.4 - inch tablet uses a plastic case that does have grip, which is critical when playing games, but on the other hand feels rather cheap when holding it in hand.

Lenovo teased it as essentially acting like a phablet (and conducting calls) while folded and serving the typical 10 - inch tablet uses otherwise.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 inch tablet uses a version of the Swype keyboard which is reasonably comfortable for typing with your thumbs, but again, you're not likely to use all 10 fingers to type on that tablet.

Amazon has struck to a simple marketing strategy with the Kindle Fire — flood the market first with enough of the 7 inch tablets using a cheap upfront cost as a bait to lure in buyers.

It's a 6 inch tablet using a 1024 x 768 flexible eInk screen designed by LG with

Most other 7 - inch tablets use lower resolution 1024 x 600 or even worse 800 x 480 screens (the Nook HD is the only tablet to use an even higher resolution screen than the KFHD).

XOLO Play Tegra Note is a 7 inch tablet using the NVIDIA Tegra 4 chipset — 4 +1 cortex A15.

Not exact matches

The Amplify, a 10 - inch Android tablet for kindergartners through 12th graders, will come with the company's education curriculum, which can also be used on other devices.

The interior includes an integrated iPad Air tablet, optional video conferencing using any number of the vehicle's video monitors, an optional espresso machine, and a 40 - inch Samsung LED Smart TV.

Rather than using built - in screens, the Bentayga has two 10.2 - inch Android tablets that attach to the backs of the front seats and also can be used outside the SUV.

Oh, and while you're enjoying your automotive spa day, a 7 - inch Touch Command Tablet lets you surf the web using the car's built - in Wi - Fi hot spot on 10 - inch screens mounted on the front seat backs.

The big tablet - like iDrive 10.25 - inch screen uses the latest operating system, which has a new colour scheme and a fast processor.

Smartphones can be added to the individual infotainment functions for four of the five rear passengers (each getting their own 10 - inch touchscreen tablet in the back of the headrest in front), allowing images to be displayed on the glass using the car's wi - fi.

The Sensus 9 - inch touchscreen (above right) uses smartphone and tablet gestures you probably know, including a Home screen button with tabs to access the basics: navigation, audio, phone, and the most recently used app.

Did you really want a 16 - inch rear display in an era when most kids out of diapers are using tablets for personal entertainment?

The rear seat entertainment also uses a ground - breaking technology: one or two 10.1 inch tablets serve as rear seat monitors.

TOUCH - SCREEN CONTROLS The InControl Touch Pro Duo infotainment system allows you to tap and swipe on the top high - resolution 10 - inch center screen, as if you were using a tablet or smartphone.

Rear seat passengers can get a Bentley - branded 10.2 - inch Android tablet, which will make use of on - board wifi.

The intuitive and easy - to - use 8 - inch touchscreen lets you swipe, tap and pinch — just like on a tablet or smartphone — to control the vehicle's audio system, display settings and other advanced features.

Intuitive • R - Link 2 functions like a personal tablet, and boasts the same tactile qualities: two - finger zoom, page scrolling, drag - and - drop... • A realistic navigation display (3D representation of buildings with the 8.7 - inch version), • R - Link 2 has been tailored for in - car use, with voice commands (navigation, phone, apps and media), text message display and the reading aloud of e-mails via an app, • Bluetooth ® connectivity allows for hands - free calls and wireless music streaming, • Numerous connection and charging possibilities are available for all occupants.

R - Link 2, the TALISMAN's connected control centre Along with the functions and ergonomics developed specifically for in - car use, the Renault R - Link 2 connected tablet comes with either a seven - inch landscape format or 8.7 - inch portrait display.

The focal point of the cockpit is an intuitive and easy - to - use 8 - inch touchscreen display that operates in a similar manner to a tablet or smartphone that allows you to swipe, tap, or pinch to control the vehicle's audio functions, settings, and other advanced features.

A 5.8 - inch Active Info Display shows information to the driver and can also be used, just like the tablet in the instrument panel, to view standard content such as the media library or satellite navigation map.

If you know how to use a tablet, you're halfway through the learning curve for Sensus, Volvo's term for its infotainment system and 9 - inch display mounted vertically, just like Tesla does.

The smaller tablets use 7 - inch displays that offer greater portability but can be more difficult to read and use.

We are all waiting for the Samsung Tab S tablets — the first tablets in years to use Samsung's Super AMOLED 8.4 - inch and 10.5 - inch displays.

Using the tablet next to the 5.3 - inch Galaxy Note really puts things in perspective — Samsung's now covering a nearly seamless range of full - touch device sizes ranging from the low three - inch range up through the Galaxy Tab 10.1.

Of course, that will be the case with any tablet that uses a 12 - inch screen or larger: You're sacrificing some palm - ability to gain screen real estate.

I needed a new tablet and wasn't sure what make or size to order but my Amazon Fire HD 10.1 inch tablet is just what I needed and it is so quick to find things on and easy to use I am really happy I decided to purchase it and delivery from Argos was excellent

Seriously, the 10 inch tablet would be too fragile, too expensive, and use too much bandwidth.

I almost never see people using their 10 inch consumer tablets this way.

Having used all sizes, we would subjectively argue that 7 - inch tablets are too small and 10.1 - inch tablets are too large, especially with the widescreen format that Android uses.

I've used the Xoom and I honestly thing 10 inch tablets feel a little too big.

Fujitsu STYLISTIC Q702 * Starting price is $ 1,099 USD * 11.6 - inch HD LCD LED backlit, AH - IPS anti-glare display * Can be used as tablet, or converted into notebook with optional keyboard dock * Chemically strengthened display glass and solid magnesium cover * Multiple security features like Intel vPro, TPM and Fingerprint Sensor and Intel Anti-Theft * Up to 3rd Generation IntelCorei5 - 3427U vPRO Processor * Up to 4 GB of DDR3 - 1600 MHz * FHD Webcam 1280 x 720 pixels resolution with status LED indicator * Optional rear facing 1920 x 1080 pixels (5MP) with auto focus * Up to 256 GB SSD * 10 / 100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN * 802.11 a / b / g / n * Bluetooth v4.0 * 1x USB 2.0 Port, 1x USB 3.0 port, 1x HDMI port, more * 1x SD card slot * Lithium - ion battery 3 cell, 10.8 V, 34Wh, 3150 mAh; Up to 5 hours and 10 mins.

As you can guess from the name, the tablet carries a 10.5 - inch display and uses Samsung's Super-AMOLED technology, with an eye - watering 1600 x 2560 resolution.

He's also heard of a 7 - inch model and plans to use NVIDIA's new quad - core Tegra SoC in order to blaze a path into the crowded tablet market.

While we realize that some users may consider productivity use - cases invalid for a 7 inch tablet with an 800 X 600 resolution in the first place, that does not keep me from trying.

For example, the Samsung Galaxy Note has a 5.5 inch screen and can be used for many of the things you would use a tablet to do.

However, tablets that come in around the 10 - inch marker always have some value as they can be used for when you need something a bit bigger than your smartphone but also something more portable than your Chromebook or laptop.

The 8 - inch tablet has a 4200mAh battery and the 9.7 - inch model uses a larger 6000mAh battery, with approximately 13 to 15 hours of usage.

It has a 6 inch screen with a resolution of 800 × 600 and is powered by a TFT screen, which uses electrophoresis without backlight, similar to the new ASUS Eee Tablet.

Also, Huawei has been the first to adopt Android 3.2 for use on a 7 inch tablet device.

I rather use 10 inch tablet.

The Motorola Xoom 10 inch tablet is said to be using the new Nvidia Tegra 3 processor!

This is the perfect way to experience all that NOOK has to offer, combining NOOK HD +, the lightest full 9 - inch HD tablet ever invented, with a free NOOK Simple Touch, the highly acclaimed and easy - to - use E Ink reader.

Vizio just introduced an 8 inch tablet today with an IR out for use with home theater equipment for $ 300.

After using this 10.1 inch tablet for a few weeks, I have actually grown to really like it.

One other tablet to launch this week worth reviewing is the Pipo M7 Pro ($ 255) which for about the same price as the Nexus 7, features a much larger 8.9 inch display with 1900X1200 screen resolution, a Quad - core processor, along with built - in GPS — and is packed with features that compare to the new Nexus... it offers solid processing power, WiFi with both 2.4 & 5.0 GHz frequencies for greater connection, as well as the option of using standard Android O / S or a Windows style User Interface that makes the Android experience much more intuitive and user - friendly — a 3G HSPA + model is also available for $ 25 more, which works with any GSM Network Carrier for 3G Internet data connection, including AT&T and T - Mobile --

Christened EB - WX51GJ and EB - WX1GJ for the 5.5 and 10.8 inch tablets respectively, the Galapagos tablets are being positioned as a media device that can be used for reading e-books.

This allows the tablet's 7 inch display to be also used for taking down notes or for drawing.