Sentences with phrase «meaning dust and water»

Both smartwatches are IP67 certified meaning dust and water resistance.

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I mean, it wasn't like the housework was hiding; a few piles of laundry sat plainly on our bedroom floor, splashes of water and who - knows - what sat dried on our bathroom mirrors, and the dust on our wooden floors was too thick to ignore.

The more heavy water, the colder the environment was in which the water formed, meaning it likely came from farther away in the disk — or may even pre-date the disk, since it's easier for heavy water to form in the molecular cloud that spawned the star and planetary system than in a dust disk.

Galaxy S8 comes with IP68 rating, which means it is pretty sturdy and resistant to water as well as dust.

The PocketBook Aqua is protected by IP57 certification, which means that the device is protected against dust and for 30 minutes at one meter of water is dense.

The mobile has an IP rating of 67, which means it's both dust tight and can be immersed in 1 metre of water — whilst still being operable afterwards.

This means they have the ability to survive water, shock, dust and being dropped over 120 cm.

For a user it means that PocketBook Aqua is protected from dust ingress and can be immersed into water to a one meter depth with no harm to the device.

Meanwhile, the housing features IP68 dust and water resistance, meaning it can submerge more than a meter under water for approx 30 minutes.

This is a rugged tablet with a IP68 water and dust resistance rating with MIL - STD - 810G standard, meaning that it will tolerate quite a lot of water and lots of rain, and also be shock - proof from drops of 1.2 meters.

Even with that exposed port, the reader still manages a water - and dust - resistance rating of IPX8, meaning it can be submerged in up to two meters of water for up to an hour.

The Toughpad name means it can withstand the rigours of professional use, with MIL - STD - 810G and IP65 certification, meaning it will handle drops, water and dust with no problems.

JCB's Sitemaster TP802 is the toughest phone in the series and has been designed to handle one tone of pressure, whilst also drop tested to 2 - metres with an IP - 57 rating that means its dust proof and water resistant whilst also achieving a military certification too.

Secondly what is the effect on your theory that cloud margins of dust and water vapour are large and allow sunlight through meaning they are likely to be warming influence?

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The LG G6 is IP68 certified unlike its predecessor, which means that it is water and dust resistant.

Apple's achieved an IP67 rating, which means total protection against dust, and resistance to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes.

When shopping for a case you want to see at least an IP68 rating which means the case will keep dust / sand out and is water resistant to a depth of six feet for at least an hour.

HTC said the Bolt is the first water - resistant Android phone with a unibody design — specifically of the IP57 variety, which means it'll handle limited exposure to dust and water.

It's IP68 water - and dust - resistant, which means it can survive dips in water, but it is sandwiched in glass, so you'll want to make sure you have a case or a screen protector.

That means it's impervious to dust, it can withstand blasts of water from a garden hose, and can tolerate temperatures from -4 degrees to 122 degrees F.

That means it is impervious to dust and can withstand immersion in water up to one meter (3.3 feet) deep for 30 minutes in laboratory conditions.

It has a dust / water resistance rating of IP67, meaning it's entirely dust proof and able to withstand 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes.

The iPhone 7's water resistance makes waterproof cases less important than they were with previous iPhone models — the current models are IP67 rated, meaning they'll survive submersion in a meter of water for half an hour, and they're fully protected against dust.

Other hardware staples include IP68 - rated water and dust resistance, meaning you don't need to worry about your G6 getting drenched out in a rainstorm, or rinsing it off if it ends up on the wrong end of a spilled beverage.

That means Samsung's midrange offering could adopt another one of the company's flagship features, just like the IP68 dust and water resistance the Galaxy A (2017) got following the Galaxy S7 series, for instance.

This means it's protected from harmful dust and is protected from immersion in water for up to 1 metre in depth.

The whole watch is IP67 certified for water and dust resistance, meaning it can be submerged in water up to 1 meter deep.

An IP67 dust / water resistance rating means the two devices are entirely dust proof and able to withstand 1 meter of water (3.3 feet) for up to 30 minutes.

The watch is IP55 meaning that it is water and dust resistant, but its rating is notably lower than that of other IP rated devices.

It gets even worse to know that there's no any form of dust and water resistance on the Pixel phones, something that meant that the design of these phones was not the best in the market.

They are IP68 certified as well, meaning both phones are dust and water resistant.

The Huawei Watch 2 is IP68 water - and dust - resistant, meaning it can withstand 30 minutes in up to 1.5 meters of water.

This will also mean buyers of the phone get at least IP67 dust and water resistance, similar to what the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are currently equipped with.

But those devices are «only» IP67 - rated, which means they are one step down from the best possible water and dust resistance a smartphone can get right now.

The U11 Eyes houses a 5.99 - inch Super LCD3 Full HD + screen (2160 × 1080) in an IP67 water - and dust - resistant wrap - around all - glass casing, which means it can withstand water in depths of up to one meter (3.3 feet) for 30 minutes.

As we've all come to expect with Sony phones, the IP certification means that every port is covered with a small piece of rubberized plastic, effectively making the device dust - proof, and water resistant.

It's IP67 rated, meaning it can deal with dust and water splashes, and even an accidental submersion.

Fast wireless charging capabilities, Bluetooth 5 and gigabit LTE support are all on board, and an IP68 certification means it is dust and water resistant and can withstand submersion in up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes.

Both phones are resistant to dust and water, but The Galaxy S7 has the edge here, as it is IP68 - certified, meaning it can be dunked in the water.

Having learned from the mistakes of the G5, LG has doubled down on the build quality increments we saw in the V20, this time adding an excellent IP68 finish which means that the device is certified as protected from dust and water damage when submerged in 1.5 metres of water for 30 minutes.

The phone, which has a metal frame and bumper, meets MIL - STD - 810G military specifications, which means that the S8 Active is supposed to be shatter, dust, and water resistant.

IP67 certification means the watch and dust and water resistant, so it's perfectly fine to wear in the garden or shower.

This rating means the Galaxy A is fully resistant against dust, and can be submerged in water up to 1.5 meters deep.

Still, it's stylish, minimalist and attractive in its own right, and the addition of water and dust proofing means it's not just a classic, understated phone; it's also built to survive whatever you can throw at it.

Because of that slight difference in components, you'll get true blacks on the Mate 10 Pro screen, as well as UP67 water and dust resistance (which means the device can be submerged in water one meter deep for up to 30 minutes).

This adds up to a stable in - ear fit that's ideal for exercise, especially given the Epic Air's IP55 rating, which means they're resistant to dust and water.

Both of these handsets off IP68 certification for dust and water resistance, meaning you can plunge them into water for one and a half meters and hold them there for 30 minutes before wondering what you're doing with your life.

Given the fashion - forward look of the Xperia X Performance, it's a delightful surprise that it's dust and waterproof with a rating of IP68, which means that it can be plunged under water no deeper than a meter (under five feet) for up to a half hour.

Both phones are IP68 certified though, meaning they're dust proof and water resistant to a depth of 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes.