Sentences with phrase «into tablet docks»

Smartphones that dock into tablet docks which dock into netbook / notebook docks which dock into desktop docks with an adaptive UI.
The PadFone can exist in three different states — as just the phone itself, as a tablet (by putting the phone into the tablet dock), and as a smartbook (by attaching the keyboard to the tablet).
When inserting the phone into the tablet docking station we noticed that the home screen was not only larger physically but also appared to have more screen realestate to match its higher resolution.
Slide the PadFone into the tablet dock and apps will automatically adjust to the dock's larger screen.
There's a prominent battery power widget on one of the home screens, which seems a little pointless until you slot the phone into the tablet dock.

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When you're home, you slap the tablet - like console into the Switch dock.
A panoramic sunroof allows plenty of light into the cabin, and the back of each seat features a dock for a tablet computer, a coat hook, and a fold - out table.
This is a cool looking device that will allow you to dock your smartphone into the back of an Asus tablet and use the bigger touchscreen as well as some extra ports and perhaps a battery.
The tablet measures 6.7 by 10.4 by 0.41 inches; docking increases the system thickness to 0.93 inch, so the T100T is still easy to slip into a small or crowded briefcase.
While these might be considered pre-production units, the fit of the tablet on the dock feels more than a little wobbly, as it's really only the tension of that USB connection that keeps it upright — there aren't any lips or clasps to fit the tablet into.
The handset slides into the back of a tablet docking add - on, and the phone is the brains for both.
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.
When you dock the tablet into the keyboard, it should allow the processor to run higher and the system to get hotter, since you won't be holding it.
The big standout feature of this tablet is that it can connect to a docking station of sorts that will turn the tablet into a bonafide netbook.
The tablet portion snaps easily into the dock (you have to remove some rubbery pads at the bottom of the tablet first) and locks itself in.
The laptop dock is nice too, turning the tablet into a super thin Ultrabook - like device powered by Honeycomb.
Asus has unveiled a new tablet dubbed the PadPhone that allows the user to take their mobile phone and dock it into...
In fact, the smartphone, which incidentally forms the brains of the Padfone device, can be charged when slided into the tablet, which in turn can have a larger energy pool with the keypad dock attached.
Then the tablet will have 2 and 5 megapixel camera built into the front and rear of the tablet along with a micro SD card slot, a mini HDMI port, and a port for attaching a docking station as well.
The other Acer tablet, the W510 is more of a Transformer type device with a separate keypad unit to which the 10.1 inch tablet can dock into.
For what started with a 10.1 inch sized Transformer device that doubled up as a netbook / laptop when attached to a keypad, and has evolved into the AiO where the display (once detached from the docking base) behaves as a tablet unit.
But at least you get both a keyboard dock and the Samsung S Pen, with the pen folding into the back of the tablet.
The few additional widgets, email app and dynamic switching when you want to dock the phone into the tablet, just add to the experience.
Seating the tablet into the dock is also rather clever: the connector tilts vertically, so finding the right angle of approach is decidedly simple.
If you want to use it in keyboard / stand mode, you flip up the magnetic kickstand in the keyboard, and the magnets guide the tablet into place, where an 8 - pin dock joins the two.
Looking at the bottom of the tablet, you'll notice the same dock connectors as are present on the Intel - powered Ativ device (which is quite a bit chunkier and heavier), meaning you should be able to connect both Ativs into the keyboard dock we've seen on show here today.
So the rush is on to produce powerful machines that can switch from tablet to fully featured PC, in a moment — usually by docking the tablet section into a keyboard.
Do you think we'll ever see a 5 - 7 ″ tablet that uses say Android for mobile functions and maybe a «big - boy - OS» on board that will let you dock into a desktop environment?
But the real magic begins when you pair this 11 - inch tablet with one of its optional docks, transforming the device into either a sleek business laptop or a mini desktop.
This is a tablet that comes with a Smartphone that docks right into the unit and then your tablet rides the internet connection.
There are also reports that the Eee Pad EP121 will include a docking station as well that will transform the tablet into a laptop, something that's also evident in the Lenovo U1 hybrid design.
The Phone aspect of the device docks into the Tablet via Micro USB and Micro HDMI so you can play back full 1080 P video from your phone to your tTablet via Micro USB and Micro HDMI so you can play back full 1080 P video from your phone to your tablettablet.
The phone itself actually physically docks into the unit and then you close the flap on the tablet which totally protects your phone.
So if everything in the listing is accurate, and you absolutely can't wait to get your hands on this Tegra 3 - based tablet running Android 4.0 that converts into a full - blown laptop with the separate docking station, even for $ 50 more, then this is your lucky day.
The case has a bonafide ThinkPad keyboard inside, connects to the tablet via USB; and when paired with the tablet, it folds up into a nifty, well - integrated package that's thinner and lighter than the Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 when paired with its keyboard dock.
Lots of 10 - inch Android tablets now come with keyboard docks that essentially transform them into laptops.
But what makes the tablet truly cool is the gaming dock it will ship with, that transforms the tablet into an oversized Xbox - style controller.
Speaking of accessories, we got a chance to see the dock that turns the tablet into a Chumby type device streaming news and weather as well as the wireless keyboard that features a variety of Android - specific hotkeys.
The Transformer, which owes its name to its unique ability to hook onto a keyboard dock (transforming the tablet into a mini laptop) has been among the better selling Android tablets.
The tablet securely locks into place and won't come ajar unless you want it to by using a switch on the top of the dock.
Rather than having a hinge into which the tablet sits, which then allows you to tilt the tablet back and forth just like it were the screen on a laptop (as on the Asus Eee Pad Transformer), the W500 has a fixed dock.
The Asus Padfone has a heretofore unique form - factor which allows you to dock a seemingly regular smartphone with a tablet - dock to essentially turn the phone into a tablet.
The tablet slots into this dock with the aid of the W500's bottom USB port and two stabilising metal prongs that are shoved into the tablet's backside.
In our testing, connecting and disconnecting the tablet from the dock was a breeze as we positioned it directly above the hinge and snapped it into place with minimal force.
Priced at Rs 34,099, the Transformer Book T100 features a 10.1 - inch Windows 8.1 (32 - bit) tablet that can be docked into a keyboard accessory for a clamshell form factor.
Design The VivoTab Smart is a small 10 - inch tablet, similar to the Acer Iconia Tab W510 - 1422 or the Asus Vivo Tab RT, but with a Bluetooth keyboard instead of a docking keyboard for laptop functionality — similar to the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2, except without the stand built into the keytablet, similar to the Acer Iconia Tab W510 - 1422 or the Asus Vivo Tab RT, but with a Bluetooth keyboard instead of a docking keyboard for laptop functionality — similar to the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2, except without the stand built into the keyTablet 2, except without the stand built into the keyboard.
The game - changing Asus Eee Pad Transformer combined a great standalone tablet with a keyboard dock that not only let you type properly but also doubled the device's battery life and gave you such connectivity gems as full - size USB ports and a regular SD card slot, essentially turning the tablet into a mini laptop that had a better screen and lasted longer on the go than any netbook.
Since there is no docking keyboard, the options are limited to what can be fit into the tablet chassis.
While the stylus doesn't dock into the tablet anywhere, it's easy to clip it to the side of the flip case when not in use.
What's more, when mounted on its dock, the tablet will go into a presentation mode, showing a nice large clock display, a slideshow of your pictures or even your messages.
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