Sentences with phrase «screen size differences»

Keeping in proportion with the screen size differences between this and the average smartphone on the market, the battery on the Mi Max is also about 50 % larger than your average smartphone battery.

How similar resolution with a physical screen size differences of diagonal 2.7 inch is a HUGE difference.

The SE models have a noticeable screen size difference, with a 4 - inch display on the X10 and a 2.6 - inch screen on the Mini version — where the Acer Liquid Metal has a 3.6 - inch display and the liquidmini has a 3.2 - inch screen, which is much less of a wild difference.

This is because of the screen size difference.

Not exact matches

The 5.8 - inch S8 and 6.2 - inch S8 +, identical other than for their size difference, have the best screens of any smartphones yet.

This could somewhat make up for the difference in resolution, with the larger screen size being an added bonus.

The main difference between fixed layout and liquid layout (reflowable) ebooks is that reflowable ebooks always adapt to the screen size.

Last year, Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab S2 8.0 and Galaxy Tab S2 9.7, the difference between the two were the screen sizes — 8 - inch and 9.7 - inch respectively.

If you've been using a full - size Pad 3 for a while, a retina iPhone such as the iPhone 4, 4S or 5, or most of newer Android phones and tablets out there, then you're going to notice a difference in screen quality — and it's going to bother you.

Despite the size difference between screens (Sony is 6 in, iphone is 3.5 in), the iphone just looks better with it's brighter white screen that really makes the art stand out.

Would be great to see a comparison between the Aura One and the new Oasis — maybe even showing the difference between a 6 incher and those 2 so we can see how much of a difference the screen size makes as far as how much text fits on the screen.

It's likely that these specifications differences will come with corresponding differences in screen size, though BGR's tipster didn't spill those details.

There's also a picture of it next to the Kobo Touch to get an idea the size and screen difference.

There are tradeoffs that come with the small size, though — a smaller device means you get less screen, five inches, rather than the Kindle's six — but once I got used to turning pages a little more frequently, there wasn't a real difference in the reading experience.

The smaller size for the Mini's screen really makes a world of difference.

The screen size doesn't make as much difference as you would think.

Aside from the screen size, the main difference between the PRS - 350 and the PRS - 650 is the 350 does not have memory card slots and does not support audio files.

Aluratek Libre and Libre Air — These are two devices that were launched this year and the main difference are the sizes of the screens.

They use the same exact text sizes so the difference in text on - screen and the frequency of page - turns differs a lot between the two.

The main difference between the three siblings is their screen sizes of 5 inches for the Pocket Edition, 6 inches for the Touch Edition and 7 inches for the Daily Edition.

As for the size, like the BlackBerry PlayBook and the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the 7 - inches compared to the Motorola Xoom and iPad 2's larger screen certainly makes a difference, this is more like a paperback book than a full screen laptop without a keyboard, and that changes the experience dramatically.

However, the primary differences come down to its much smaller Screen Size (4.0 versus 4.7 to 5.0 inches), much lower Pixel Resolution (1136x640 versus 1920x1080), much lower total number of Pixels (0.7 versus 2.1 Mega Pixels), and much lower Pixels Per Inch (326 versus 443 to 468).

The images below highlight the size differences between the Xoom 2 and the smaller Xoom 2 media edition in landscape mode — in which the larger model is supposed to be used; the size difference in portrait mode, where the media edition is best used; the 8.8 mm thinness of the Xoom 2 against the 8.99 mm of the 8.2 - inch screen version; with the two Xoom 2s and a table of their specifications.

We've been playing with Jelly Bean on both the Nexus 7 and the Galaxy Nexus where there are a few minor differences, with Android accommodating increased screen sizes better than before, with some core apps making better use of space.

It was interesting that users complained about having to do frequent page turns when using smaller screen sizes and still no difference was found due to screen size — Perhaps it's because there were no time limits.

One other impressive new tablet is the Icoo 8 ($ 185) which launched this week and is the first 8 - inch Android tablet with an HD 1280x800 screen — previously, all 8 - inch tablets have been sporting a low resolution 1024 x 768 display — the first to offer the new Icoo 8 model is T ab l e t S p r i n t — and the 8» size is almost as compact as a 7» tablet but offers 40 % more screen space to play with, which makes quite a difference in user experience and the key reason Apple choose this size format.

A small point to reduce any misconceptions: the difference between the 7 ″ NOOK Color and 6 ″ NOOK screen sizes is the aspect ratio.

As the suggest name, these tablets have difference thing in their screen sizes.

The only real difference from the Aura One is that you lose an inch of screen, which is a reasonable trade - off given that it's also $ 50 less — not to mention a welcome decrease in size if you have smaller hands.

Clearly the size of the two devices will be a telling factor with many users — there is a substantial difference between a 5.7 inch screen and a 5.2 inch screen.

The difference in screen size actually results in a 11.5 mm greater length on the Note 4.

The main difference comes in storage size and screen resolution: The TF Pad 300 only rocks 16 GB of onboard storage and the screen is a standard IPS screen with only 1280 × 800 resolution.

The difference between 480p (SD) and 1080p (HD) isn't obvious to a lot of people at TV screen sizes smaller than 42 ″.

Both are roughly the same price and size, and have similar e-Ink screens (see this post for the difference between e-Ink and LCD screens).

The major difference between the models, bar the screen sizes, is that the 10.5 - inch tablet has an huge capacity 7,900 mAh battery, while the 8.4 - incher has a 4,900 mAh battery.

Of course, the biggest difference between the Kindle DX and the Kindle is the size of the electronic - ink screen — the DX's is 2.5 times larger.

There are other trade - offs to consider: tablets are generally lighter and more portable than laptops, which will make a difference if you're on the move a lot of the time, while laptops can go higher in terms of screen size.

He did, however, make one suggestion that might mitigate the challenge of a smaller screen — albeit a painful one: «While one could increase the resolution of the display to make up for some of the difference, it is meaningless unless your tablet also includes sandpaper so that the user can sand down their fingers to around one quarter of their present size.»

The most important difference here is the screen size: because the screen is so big, I can use the smallest font without any problems.

However, the difference in screen sizes doesn't come at the expense of the display resolution, which is extremely high at 2560 × 1600 pixels on each tablet.

The real difference between the Galaxy NotePro and Galaxy TabPro is the S Pen stylus - making the price differ by roughly $ 100 with the 12.2 - inch screen size.

It doesn't have the size that the iPad does, which is even more expansive, but that extra inch on the screen makes a noticeable difference from your normal smartphone experience.

The screens have the same 2,560 x 1,600 resolution, too — really the only differences are the physical dimensions and battery size.

As expected, the key difference between Android 3.2 Honeycomb and Google Android 3.1 is support for tablets with different display sizes and screen resolutions.

For us letter size matters if you want to read more than an email and a 10 ″ screen makes the difference.

The key difference is that graphics will be optimized for the different screen size.

The only difference between them is the screen size.

There is a decided difference in the lighting between the two devices.The font on the Kobo appears lighter than that of the Paperwhite, even though the Kobo font is set at almost the maximum weight.I am enjoying the larger screen size a lot.

I was holding off to buy the next Nexus 7 but then considered the mini iPad and the 8 - inch screen really makes quite a bit of difference and has about 65 % more screen space to play with, which is much easier to work with than the traditional 7 - inch size, yet is still quite compact and easy to carry... so I considered the upcoming Acer Iconia A1 8 - inch but found a similar 8 - Inch model that overall offers better features and performance... the Novo 8 Discovery ($ 169) which launched this week is a fairly impressive Android tablet now available on line at T ablet Sprint

The slight increase in screen size and resolution is going to make very little difference with PDFs given Kobo's sub-par functionality in that department.