Sentences with phrase «light tablet expected»

Price According to company, new Toshiba Excite 7.7 slim and light tablet expected will be available from June 10 with starting price at $ 499.99 (380 EUR) for Toshiba Excite 7.7 16 GB model and at $ 579.99 (440 EUR) for Toshiba Excite 7.7 32 GB model.

Not exact matches

Google is set to shed more light on the upcoming version of Android OS next week during Google I / O, and with a bit of commitment on Samsung's part, the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2016) could eventually make the jump to Android O within the tablet's expected 24 - month lifespan.

Both are essentially 8 - inch devices so I guess I wasn't expecting such a drastic difference, but the Fire tablet feels like a brick compared to the thin and light Aura One.

What's more, the screenshot has also thrown some light on the expected availability date of the PlayBook; week 17 as the likely date for the tablet to go commercial.

The venue — Mobile World Congress promises to be equally exciting as a host of upcoming tablet species are expected to first taste the light of day at the MCW.

The news of Acer's new device comes in light of similar reports of Google's probable launch of its low cost version of the Nexus 7 tablet, which is expected in 2013.

It also speculated that Amazon's long - rumored larger tablet is still on hold but that new e-ink Kindles with integrated lighting were expected to be released alongside the Kindle Fire 2 (or whatever Amazon chooses to call it).

Also with companies upping the ante on the «slimmer and lighter» aspects of tablet PCs, it perhaps won't be too far stretched to expect iPad 3 to set new standards on these aspects.

As technology improves, you can expect tablets to become thinner and lighter as more is squeezed into smaller spaces.

While you shouldn't expect to compete against the iPad at this price point, the Fire HD 8 fits the bill for media consumption and light gaming, making it our Editors» Choice for affordable tablets.

Next year you can expect tablets to become even lighter and thinner than they are now.

As is becoming expected in tablets and handsets, the Xoom includes a raft of built - in sensors: a gyroscope, e-compass (magnetometer), accelerometer, and adaptive lighting, and — for possible purposes (navigation?)

The Nexus 7 has a 1280 x 800 back - lit IPS display, surrounded by the same type of high - quality build we've come to expect from Asus (who makes the Nexus 7 tablet).

It's sturdy; there's barely any give in the tablet section, and we're not concerned about a little flex in the keyboard dock — it's what we expect from a device this slim and light.

People like them a lot especially because they are light and their design makes them easy to carry when going on a trip, and if you want to see how popular tablets are right now, you might want to know that a Morgan Stanley researcher has recently issued a report saying that the company he works for expects that more than 100 million tablets will be sold in 2011.

The tablets are also expected to have a weight of 260 grams for the 8 - inch version and 407 grams for the 9.7 - inch version, making the Galaxy Tab S2 the company's lightest and thinnest tablets that it has ever released.

The site says Google has been forced to focus on the 8 - inch tablet market because the Nexus 7 is seeing weaker demand than expected in light of the many considerably cheaper options available in the 7 - inch tablet market.

Light tablet users can expect to charge up once or twice a week, and those who watch video every day may have to plug it in more often.

The displays are amazing, both tablets feel light and extremely ergonomic to hold while looking stunning, and the software offers the same feature - packed and productive experience that we have come to expect from Samsung's tablets.

Now, an intel from supply chain sources is shedding light on when can consumers really expect the new tablets from the Cupertino giant.