Sentences with phrase «metal frame of the device»

A bunch of pictures have been obtained by NoWhereElse website, detailing the metal frame of the device, as you can see for yourself in the gallery from below.

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The front of the tablet has a metal frame, which makes it seem more durable even though the frame and back of the device at plastic.
It has a solid metal frame with Gorilla Glass 4 over the curved display and covering the back of the device.
As a device that is primarily glass and plastic, the S Tablet feels solid but lacks that premium feel and corresponding sense of sturdiness, one gets from metal framed tablets like the iPad or even the BlackBerry PlayBook.
The device sports a metal frame which is placed in - between two sheets of glass, and its bezels are even thinner than last year.
The ZenFone 3 Deluxe is the new flagship from ASUS — it has a beautiful all - metal body, the antenna hidden in the frame of the device, it packs 6 GB of DDR4 RAM, and utilizes the new and faster USF 2.0 internal memory.
It has a much better display — the QHD Super AMOLED display is much sharper (577 PPI versus 403 PPI) and more brilliant, the processor is more advanced (20nm versus 14nm) and faster, it uses the new USF 2.0 much faster flash memory, faster DDR4 RAM, the larger FFC with f1.9 (5MP versus 2.1 MP), better placement of the loudspeaker (bottom versus backside), wireless charging and faster charging (4 hours in 10 minutes versus 60 - percent in 30 minutes) and the unique dual curve edged display with an all metal frame made from aircraft quality metals and Gorilla Glass 4 on both the display and the back of the device.
There is a thin metal frame surrounding the Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact and while it looks very similar to the Xperia Z2 Tablet, the new device takes a few style tips from the Xperia Z3 smartphone with a slightly rounder edge and reduced metal detailing, plus the signature side power button of course.
Forty - eight of these panels, mounted on modular metal framing devices, make up the ambitious three - dimensional labyrinthine installation titled Crystal Lab.
Called Ramadas, after the Spanish word for the provisional shelters found in the early American Southwest, these works engage the friction between the rational display device of the frames and the mold-less, freeform pours of molten metal that circumvent the traditions of metal casting.
As mentioned, the Moto X Pure Edition retains a lot of the design language of its predecessor, apart from the significant bump in size, including a metal frame, and the curved corners and back that allows for the device to nestle nicely in the palm of your hand.
He notes that the Mi 4, for example, is quite different from the iPhone, though at first glance it does look like the iconic Apple device because of the chamfer (the finishing on the metal frame).
The device recalls its big brother but is manufactured with a polycarbonate unibody frame, rather than the metal shell of the M8.
The device is said to feature a metal frame and there will be a LED notification light into the bottom of the phone which will glow in a «Firefly - style».
Things are made a little more unbearable thanks to the metal frame which runs round the circumference of the device.
The new flagship from ASUS, the ZenFone 3 Deluxe is an all - metal beauty that even has the antenna hidden in the frame of the device.
The renowned analyst said at the time that Apple could be looking into building a new iPhone with glass casing on the front and at the back with a stainless steel metal frame running the edges of the device.
You also get to play around with the color of the metal frame and accent on the back, for a truly customized device, along with the ability to have a personal message engraved.
In a lot of ways, this device looks like a slightly smaller version of the Motorola - manufactured Nexus 6, with a solid metal frame, and heavily curved back and sides, and identical placements at the center of the headphone jack and SIM slot, and microUSB port, at the top and bottom respectively.
The device, which runs on Android, improves upon its predecessor with a metal frame instead of sticking to all plastic.
Just like those devices, there's a metal frame that runs through the tablet and is exposed around the edges, with a light powder coating on it matching the color of the rest of the device that's nicely chamfered on the top edges.
In order to ditch the bezel, the proximity sensor is replaced by ultrasound, the earpiece is replaced by a piezoelectric speaker that uses the metal frame to generate sound and the front - facing camera takes its place at the bottom of the device (which can be flipped for easier selfie use).
The rounded metal frame of the Xperia Z4 Tablet features the same reinforced corners found on the Xperia Z3 and latest Xperia M4 Aqua smartphones, which are said to help protect the device if dropped.
Samsung's metal - framed Galaxy Alpha is a great departure from the company's plastic devices, but for the purists the use of plastics on the rear still amounts to blasphemy.
The metal frame, of course, screams premium but again, this is not unique as we're seeing metal widely adopted in most current flagship devices.
The Moto G5 Plus on the other hand, has a rounder frame with thicker side bezels, a plastic body, and a removable metal cover — all of which make the device look dated.
Both devices are the true flagships of their namesakes, each sporting their own version of a metal frame and all - glass construction and they look every bit the part of a premium smartphone.
We've already looked at the metal - framed Galaxy Alpha, but this year's Note is the first mainstream flagship device from Samsung with a hunk of aluminum.
The Z3 Compact uses a plastic frame in place of the Z1 Compact's metal, but the move from a cheap - feeling plastic back to glass means the newer Compact feels like the more premium device.
Galaxy Note 4 comes sporting a frame built out of metal unlike its polycarbonate predecessor and thus offers a more premium feel than any other Note devices.
The build quality is top - notch, as you'd expect from a vendor aiming to challenge the likes of Samsung, and the glass back and chamfered metal frame give the phone a premium look that wouldn't look out of place on a device that costs twice as much.
Samsung has officially taken the wraps off its premium metal - framed Galaxy Alpha smartphone following several rumours over the last couple of weeks.The new device will sport a 4.7 - inch 1280 x 720 Super AMOLED display, either a 1.8 GHz octa - core or a 2.5 GHz... Read more
As such, most of the devices launched this year contained a metal frame.
The Galaxy S6 has a solid metal frame with Gorilla Glass 4 over the display and covering the back of the device — yet it is unmistakably a Samsung Galaxy S series device.
The device sports a metal frame which is placed in - between two sheets of glass, and its bezels are even thinner than last year.
Granted, it's not a full metal body design, but the frame's beautiful chamfered edges and solid build make a world of difference to the look and feel of the device.
In a lot of ways, this device is as a precursor to the Galaxy Note 4, which also boasts a metal frame, though the Galaxy Alpha is no slouch either.
Talking about the sides, we have a metal frame that surrounds the sides, and we only the volume buttons to the sides and nothing else since the power button is also at the back of the device.
The device will be made from glass with a metal frame and will come with a huge battery of no less than 5,000 mAh.
There is no questioning the build quality of the OnePlus 2's with its solid metal frame and trim, but it is difficult to build a flagship device with low pricing without cutting some corners.
The metal frame extends to the trim that wraps around all edges of the phone, as well as the strip found on the back of the device.
The metal frame has an understated dark grey finish with angled, polished chamfer running all around the front and back of the device, further adding to the high - end aesthetic.
An all stainless steel metal frame reinforces the build of the device and makes it feel solid, and the glass front and back make it feel more premium than a plastic phone would feel.
The lighter shade continues in the metal frame and the Motorola logo on the back, which will be the case with the white version of the device, to blend in with the overall aesthetic of the device.
When it comes to the handling experience, the noticeable curve on the back does allow for the device to sit snugly in the hand, but the flat sides of the metal frame, which are also very thin, makes it a little difficult to hold on to.
An all - metal frame wraps around the device while the back is made up of any number of possible combinations.
Finally, in terms of fit and finish, the new metal frame surrounding the Note 4 is a nice touch that Samsung proudly touts, but the back of the phone is the same plasticky pleather we've seen before on recent Samsung devices.
The build quality of the OnePlus 2's with its solid metal frame and trim is without question, however, it is difficult to build a flagship device with low pricing and not cut some corners.
Both devices use similar materials with a glass front and back flanked by a metal frame, but that's where the similarities in the design of both devices ends.
The metal frame feels solid and adds weight (not in the actual «weight» meaning) and depth to the device and does leave you feeling like you are in fact holding a premium piece of hardware.
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