Sentences with phrase «much bigger batteries»

Both of those phones have much bigger batteries for the same price as the X5.

The reason Apple is not slowing down iPads with degraded batteries is because iPads come with much bigger batteries, so even if their batteries get degraded over time, they don't seem to run into issues like the iPhones such as unexpected shutdowns.

But the chances are less as the iPads come with much bigger batteries.

Power management settings helpfully let you charge a flagging phone from the tablet's much bigger battery.

My tablet has a much bigger battery so I won't have to worry about tethering killing my phone battery.

And an electric car that could travel as far as a gasoline car would have to have a much bigger battery, which would lower its energy efficiency.

The third iteration of the Max series, which is known for their big and long lasting batteries, the ASUS ZenFone 4 Max Pro upped the game a little bit compared to its predecessors by including a much bigger battery and introducing a brand new dual rear camera setup.

It is the minimum level they have set for all their models while some of them will sport a much bigger battery and offer better distance coverage.

For a Rs 67,000 phone with a much bigger battery than the iPhone 7 Plus, I felt the phone was running out of juice quickly.

Dear LG PLZ have a look at competition like Redmi 3S just 5k cheaper and much bigger battery.

A thicker body would technically be capable of accommodating a much bigger battery capacity than the Galaxy S8's.

My improved Switch wishlist is much smaller bezels and a 6.5 inch screen Full HD improved screen with Gorilla Glass, a much smaller and battery efficient 7 nm processor, perhaps more powerful to drive 1080p 60 fps in all games, a much bigger battery and more internal storage.

Not exact matches

What has brought big batteries to the fore is not new technology so much as the demand created by the growth in renewable energy.

As noted above, forthcoming Bluetooth updates should help truly wireless earbuds last longer, so there shouldn't be much need to bulk up the AirPods just to fit a bigger battery.

How big the price tag is depends on how big the screen is, how much data the phone can store, plus how high - res its camera is, how fast its processors are and how long its battery lasts.

Actually, MacCready predicts that the big market in the coming decade or two may not be so much for all - electric cars as for hybrid cars designed to run on batteries in pollution - choked cities and on gasoline — or natural gas, or ethanol, or hydrogen, or some other range - extending fuel — on long highway trips (though the way Americans drive now, 90 percent of all car trips fall within Impact's 120 - mile range).

How much water do these big ass batteries use?

Purely electric was clearly the better technology today if it wasn't for the miserable energy density of current state of the art batteries - they suck - big time - and weigh insanely much on top of it!

The need for better, cheaper batteries is coming, say industry experts attending the inaugural International Rechargeable Battery Expo in Tokyo, although how soon and how much remain big questions.

It's not so much that everything draws power from the battery specifically, but that everything is one big circuit.

We've heard people diss both plug - in hybrids and big battery Teslas for spending too much time on the plug, and the atmosphere is poisonous with self - righteous entitlement on every side of the issue.

That's the question a new hybrid sedan owner asks when seeing the big battery pack up against the rear seatback, stealing as much half the available space.

It offers a fairly decent 16 - to 17 - mile range on battery power, a decent 39 mpg combined, a big 83 MPGe and pretty much all the fun - to - drive - ness of an A3.

Much to our surprise, in some ways more gets you less, such as: nine fewer amps from the battery - unless you order your Jetta with optional air conditioning; you also get higher - profile, narrower tires; and now for perhaps the biggest surprise - you actually get less room.

It definitely has better standby times than other devices we have seen, so in that case, it is definitely good but the actual usage times are much lesser than modern devices with bigger batteries.

That said, it still shares many of the downsides if you primarily intend to use it for reading: these tablets are more expensive, bigger, thicker, heavier, and more complicated than e-ink readers, and they have less - readable LCD screens and much worse battery life.

One x - better processor, sharper screen, much lighter, more compact Note - bigger screen, s - pen, sd card support, removable battery Although comparing them is hard, they are very close on the points table

Maybe they'll become a bit slimmer and lighter and have longer - lasting batteries, but there won't be much time for big improvements, because within a few years, general - purpose tablets such as the iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab will have taken over this niche.

Physically, the HTC One X + is indistinguishable from the current HTC One X model, but the One X + packs a much bigger punch inside with a 1.7 GHz quad - core NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor, 64 GB of internal storage, and LTE connectivity (where available) all adding up to a device that's up to 67 % faster than the current One X. Helping power these brand new features is a 2,100 mAh battery, providing up to 6 hours of talk time.

As for the Galaxy S7 Edge, it wins this comparison not only because of its faster processor, larger screen, higher pixel resolution, bigger battery, extra RAM, or more storage, but because it brings all that to the table in a carefully crafted, aesthetically pleasing package that appeals to a much broader audience than its rival.

The larger model has a sharper screen, twice as much storage, Dolby Atmos stereo speakers, and a bigger battery.

The problem is that a-Si has much lower power efficiency than IGZO, so it uses much more power and also needs bigger batteries.

I get that it's a big screen and they're trying to conserve as much battery life as possible and all that, but consumers have just started getting used to E Ink screens in their products now that the refresh rate is comparable to a page turn in a book.

If you're willing to spend more, the cheapest Toshiba Radius 11 costs $ 320 and offers a bigger display, roomier keyboard and better speakers, though much shorter battery life.

Any way, regardless — it took me the following to love my kindle — regularly running out of bookshelf space and having to offload novels to the charity shops — being able to read big books on the train without having to carry them — travelling around australia with no guide books and no need to charge my battery, or worry about my kindle being stolen — its an investment, but not as much as a fancy tablet that would have needed charging every couple of days — being able to buy a book and read it moments after reading a review of it.

For $ 100 I'd be really tempted to replace it with an Android tablet with a bigger screen (and a battery warning light that doesn't flash for no reason) but besides that bigger screen I'm not sure there's much more to these tablets than I get from my seven year old PDA!

The HTC Eternity smartphone comes with Windows Phone 7 Mango OS, 1.5 GHz processor, 4.7 ″ bigger display, 512 MB RAM, 8MP rear & 1.3 MP front cameras, 720p HD video recording, video calling feature, 1650mAh battery, Wi - Fi, Bluetooth, FM radio, and much more.

As for battery life this is where gaming laptops typically suffer as their increased power equals much bigger drains on the battery.

The buttons are much bigger, it feels weighty in the hand and has an utterly absurd battery life, putting the standard controllers for PS4 and Xbox One to shame, offering up to 40 hours on a single charge with the included USB - C cable.

Battery technology, led by the same lithium - ion design that powers mobile phones, is making big strides and getting much cheaper.

Also, a big 12 - volt battery won't get drained by charging a much smaller phone without the alternator.

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It could use a better battery life and it ain't lovely — let's face it, Apple has the loveliness thing sewn up — but it's light and not much bigger than a book — and only one thumb is involved in using it, which leaves one to raise in a thumb up.

The LeEco Le Pro3 has a built - in 4,070 mAh battery which is much bigger than those in competing phones in this price and size range.

And there's a plus side hidden inside this aluminum frame: Apple went with a 32.9 Whr battery, which is much bigger than the Air 2's and even a little more capacious than the original Air's.

Samsung's dogged pursuit at building the thinnest and lightest tablet ever was likely the big reason we lost so much battery life.

Two, there isn't much room for a big battery inside that slim chassis.

Tablet doubles as a battery: The other big bonus of having a «PadFone Station» tablet attachment is that it also doubles as a 4,990 mAh battery, pretty much tripling the battery life of the PadFone.

Modern devices like phones, tablets, and even laptops are being equipped with bigger and more efficient batteries, so getting as much electricity to them as safely possible is a necessity.

The 13 ″ MBP isn't as powerful because of multiple reasons, one being that professionals are more likely to want the additional screen space, and the more important reason is that it is physically much smaller, and therefore it has less heat dispersion, less battery, and less room for bigger chips.