Sentences with phrase «nice screen resolution»

Not exact matches

A higher - resolution screen would be nice since is all too easy to see individual pixels, an unfortunate phenomenon referred to in the industry as the «screen door effect.»

Pros: Nice screen size, sharp resolution, super speedy performance, Apple Pencil support, works as a tablet or laptop

The gauges are nice and bright, and the LCD screens between the gauges and on the dashboard are high resolution with appealing graphics.

The Range Rover's surround camera system is nice for parking, but the image resolution on the screen and the backup camera isn't of the best quality.

Maps are presented in a much higher resolution and the various menus and screens feature nicer textures, shading, and antialiasing, making them easier to read at a glance and of a much higher perceived value to the user.

The screen's nice, very clear with good resolution, and I think it's even clearer than my second - generation iPad.

All in all, looks like a nice device - especially that screen resolution.

A Fire tablet with a high resolution screen for readers would be a nice option to have available...

Inside we find a Android 4.4 tablet sporting a 9.6 - inch screen with a 1280 x 800 resolution IPS display, and 1 GB of RAM, but it is at least powered by a nice processor which is the same 1.2 GHz quad - core Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor found in the new 9.7 - inch Samsung Galaxy Tab A that's launching this week.

The reading experience on a retina iPad is a little better — those are some of the nicest tablet screens around and the resolution is higher — but all tablets have glare and can be hard on the eyes.

That's not exactly surprising, given the extremely positive reception for the first - generation device, but it would've been nice to see screen resolution improve to perhaps match up with the Kobo Aura HD, which boasts a 256 ppi screen.

Android 3.2 is the first version of Honeycomb to play nice with lower resolution screens, like the Dell

Not only is that screen nice and responsive, but the 854 x 480 pixel resolution 3.7 - inch capacitive display looks good too.

The screen's 1,280 x 800 resolution is nice to work on, and being able to use your fingers for zooming and other commands while drawing (thanks to N - trig's DuoSense tech) is very handy.

The screen comes in at a now - fairly - standard - for - Andriod 4.3 - inches, which is a pretty nice size, but unfortunately its takes a step down in resolution and quality from the One X's 720p Super LCD2.

The design - thinner than before, and much nicer to hold - is brilliant for having a really portable tablet, and having the same screen resolution of 2048 x 1536 is impressive given the more compact dimensions.

Don't get me wrong, it has a really nice high - resolution screen with 300 ppi, but there are some serious holes in the spec sheet for a device at that price point.

In a nutshell, the tablet has a nice high - resolution screen and the Android 5.0 operating system is zippy and smooth, and the device's 1.7 GHz quad - core processor keeps things moving along quickly with no lag issues.

They somehow managed to add a camera, a faster 1.2 GHz processor, a much nicer high resolution screen, physical volume buttons, a micro HDMI port, microphone, Bluetooth, double the storage space, and a dual band WiFi antenna.

The tablet showed up at the FCC website this week and according to the user manual the WindPad Enjoy 10 has 1 GHz ARM Cortex - A8 processor, Android 2.3 operating system, and a ridiculously low screen resolution of 800 x 480 pixels even though the tablet has a nice big 10 inch capacitive touchscreen display.

A nice clear high - resolution 800 × 480 screen, 8 GB internal memory and expandable memory up to 32 GB with Micro SD slot for all your multimedia content.

The high resolution screen is a nice upgrade, but in all honesty the difference is hardly noticeable in real life.

It's nicer than the Fire or Nook's lower resolution screens and those aren't bad by any means.

The resolution isn't as high as some other tablets but the screen looks really nice regardless and is a good comprise for increased battery life and performance.

Otherwise, it's comparable to the PSP version of Felghana, though a bit nicer looking due to the higher resolution screen.

People did say the curved screen was nicer to use, but the phones barely sold at the time because they were massive and the screens were lower resolution plastic.

It has similarly nice aesthetics (with some white plastic thrown in), the same internal specs (with the addition of expandable storage), the same camera, the same screen resolution, and many of the same features (with the addition of a fingerprint reader that you probably won't use).

Our budget pick has a 1920 × 1080 resolution screen, a nice bonus in this price range.

Considering that other «premium» smartphones such as the Sony Xperia Z5 Compact are still running screens with a resolution of 720 x 1,280, it's nice to see that OnePlus hasn't dropped the quality of the screen for its cheaper phone.

The large size and high resolution make it ideal for any sort of content, and there's a nice amount of saturation that makes the screen pop.

Its Super AMOLED 2,560 x 1,440 QHD resolution allows the colors to really pop on the screen, and the added waterproof functionality is a nice touch.

The larger screen resolution in a smaller form factor definitely gives it a leg up, and the HDR10 and Dolby Vision support are nice added features as well.

With Android 3.1, 1 GB RAM, a slightly higher resolution screen, thinner and a nice design overall, Galaxy Tab had enough to take on the latest iPad.

In terms of video capture there's 720p available to match the screen resolution, but also a 120 fps slow - motion option (also at 720p), which is a nice feature.

For those who need a refresher, Big Picture Mode takes Steam and makes it play nice with larger screens, upping the resolution and allowing users to navigate the Steam interface using a controller.

This is a Full HD display, while the resolution may not be high enough for some consumers, the screen is nice as it gets plenty bright, picture quality is sharp, and the digitizer under the screen is very responsive.

A higher resolution screen would be nice, but considering this is a business - class laptop that's not really a deal breaker and doesn't prevent the X240 from becoming our newest Editors» Choice for business ultrabooks.

While resolution could be higher for a display of this size, it was actually quite nice to have bigger elements on the screen which made typing easier.

The 5.3 - inch display is bright and crisp and looks about the same as any other screen with a resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels, the phone has a nice super-big SIM card and microSD card tray, and the dual cameras on the back shoot some really cool wide - angle photos and video.

I also used gfive g95, it is also call jumbo, awesome mobile, screen resolution would have been much better, it comes with metallic body and really responsive and crispy display, camera is really nice but not comparable to galaxy s2, and all these smartphones comes with 4gb sd card.

The screen here is nice enough because it's a decent size for the average user, and it's Full HD, but it's definitely not going to cut it completely for those who prefer a higher quality display resolution, especially since they're becoming more and more common on phones now.