Sentences with phrase «keyboard using magnets»

That case will connect to the new keyboard using magnets and allow users to use the tablet similar to a laptop.

This is a rather interesting product which attaches to a keyboard using magnets.

Not exact matches

It's pretty nifty, where magnets help snap on the keyboard to the tablet effortlessly.The first time you use it, you'll go «wow»!

While both the Touch and Type Cover snap onto the bottom of the tablet using a set of pogo connectors and a strong magnet, the Touch Cover is unique in that it's a physical keyboard with no moving parts.

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.

It also doubles as a multi-angle stand, allowing you to find the perfect viewing pitch, and when you've finished using the Pixel C you can «stick» the keyboard over the screen to protect it (using magnets).

The keyboard attaches to the tablet with magnets, but its grip is so weak the keyboard often slides off, which makes using the tablet and keyboard on your lap more of a dream than a reality.

The display and the keyboard join together through the use of magnets, and the device packs a speedy Nvidia Tegra X1 processor.

It is not what everyone is after, but this a much more convincing laptop - tablet hybrid than the older ME400, which uses a wireless keyboard that attaches less securely using magnets.

Sliding the cover to the side will uncover the keyboard, which you can dock the tablet into by using a mighty strong magnet.

The display and the keyboard join together through the use of magnets, and the device packs a speedy Nvidia Tegra X1 processor.

To use the Smart Keyboard, you unfold its panel sections and position the iPad's Smart Connector edge in a groove just above the keyboard area, where the Smart Connector securely attaches using magnets; the case sections re-fold into a triangulaKeyboard, you unfold its panel sections and position the iPad's Smart Connector edge in a groove just above the keyboard area, where the Smart Connector securely attaches using magnets; the case sections re-fold into a triangulakeyboard area, where the Smart Connector securely attaches using magnets; the case sections re-fold into a triangular stand.

There are two little spring - loaded holes that are used for attaching accessory covers and keyboards (never understood why Samsung doesn't use magnets instead), and a small but noticeable camera pod up at the top when held in portrait.

The Pixel C runs Android rather than Chrome OS, and it has a keyboard that connects to the tablet using magnets.

The case auto - pairs the moment you open it, and the keyboard bottom half can be detached from the top - half case — again, thanks to magnets — to use the case in a basic protective, non-keyboard mode.

The Pixel C uses magnets to attach the keyboard, rather than the slightly chunky attachment solution that Sony has opted for.

Using magnets, the keyboard can be placed at a slight angle up off the desk for more ergonomic typing, or with a quick change the keyboard can transition to flat against your desk or lap.

Simply snap and secure your iPad with magnets to the keyboard, or close your Anker case for auto sleep / wake modes in order to efficiently use your iPad to its fullest!