Sentences with phrase «side of the tablet»

The long left side of the tablet houses a full - size USB port that you can use to attach a USB Flash drive, external hard drive, or keyboard / mouse.

On the right hand side of the tablet we find the volume rocker and the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The right side of the tablet houses the power button, volume rocker and microSD card slot.

We just wish the speakers were on opposite sides of the tablet for more balanced sound.

What we have instead are graphic images of the lower back side of the tablets revealing the labels, which reveals very little information.

The sound produced by the two speakers on the side of the short side of the tablet is excellent.

Finally, the left side of the tablet is where you'll find its microSD slot, which supports cards up to 64 GB.

There is a camera with unknown resolution at the rear side of the tablet, and it is also having a headphone jack plus a few ports.

There's another compartment just on the other side of the tablet but that holds bedding.

All the buttons and ports are on the right side of the tablet though.

It weighs about 22 ounces which is a bit on the heavier side of tablets.

It feels and looks like a premium tablet, even though it's on the affordable side of the tablet spectrum.

The strikingly thin profile is evident in this view of the left - hand side of the tablet.

On the front left side of the tablet you'll find a speaker which provides reasonably loud, if not exactly stellar audio.

On the left side of the tablet is a micro USB port, along with volume controls and a power button.

The power button and a physical volume rocker sit on the top right side of the tablet, while the top edge houses the various ports.

Above the screen is a 2 - megapixel webcam, and there's another camera (3 - megapixel) on the back side of the tablet.

The Volume and Power buttons, which are too - close to one another, are on the left side of the tablet when held horizontally, along with the SD card slot and rotation lock switch.

With the travel keyboard attached, we had to support the opposite side of the tablet in order to press the buttons while the tablet was propped up on its kickstand.

The video shows that all the physical buttons, including volume rocker and a power / lock key, are available on the right side of the tablet while the bottom side has a microUSB port and a microphone.

The flat sides of the tablet make it easy to hold the device while watching videos or playing games, but the feeling of sharp edges could become irritating after a while of holding it.

The flat sides of the tablet make it easy to hold the device while watching videos or playing games, but the feeling of sharp edges could become irritating after a while of holding it.

Dual stereo speakers are found on opposite sides of the tablet, which are beautifully machined into the frame, and the headphone jack is on the upper right side.

While initial impressions with both the hardware and software side of the tablet has been positive, the only missing link is the pricing strategy that Microsoft will pursue with the device.

Curiously, the micro USB and HDMI ports sit on the top side of the tablet alongside the 3.5, near the front - facing camera.

The bottom side of the Tablet S (the left side in portrait mode) houses the headphone jack and a tethered cover for the microUSB port and SD card slot.

The Transformer already comes equipped with Wi - Fi while on the left side of the tablet lies the SIM card slot.

Connectivity options on the Nexus 10 are limited to a micro USB on the left - hand side of the tablet just above the headphone jack, and a micro HDMI jack on the right hand - side.

The backward - sloping sides of the tablet hide these buttons from view, but were fairly easy to press.

One of our chief complaints with the 101 G9 was that the left side of the tablet became excessively hot — 107 degrees — after playing a video for 15 minutes.

Additionally, with the speakers on each end of the Huawei MediaPad M3, it makes for a more immersive listening experience (even though the iPad Mini 4 also has two speakers, they're both located on the same side of the tablet).

While Apple has stuck with the 4:3 aspect ratio with the iPad — which is great for browsing the web, Facebook and the «computer side of tablets — most Android tablets sport a 16:9 aspect ratio that looks great on those big HDTV screens.

The Motorola XOOM has stereo speakers on the rear side of the tablet which are surprisingly loud and reasonably clear.

For all the blustering from both the iOS and Android sides of the tablet market, the fact remains that iPads are still at the top of the heap in tablet sales.

There's a USB - C connector on the right side of the tablet for charging, as well as for connecting USB - C - equipped peripherals, though not at the same time.

After all, the Z2 Tablet measured 6.4 mm thick, and that 124 mm number would make sense for the short side of a tablet with a screen in the eight - inch range, which is around the size we've heard for the Z3 Tablet Compact.

The right side of the tablet houses a full - size USB 3.0 port, mini-HDMI, microSD slot, reset pinhole and a power port.

The power / lock and volume rocker keys will be placed on the right - hand side of this tablet, while you'll notice a physical home key is located below the display, which is placed in - between two capacitive keys.

The left side of the tablet is completely metal with no buttons.

The speakers on the Xoom, for instance, produced a fuller and richer sound to my ears, though their placement — on the back side of the tablet — is undoubtedly inferior.

The other side of this tablet, of course, is the 5100mAh battery.

As well, anything even moderately intensive will cause the tablet to get warm quickly; ten minutes of Candy Crush, for example, turned the right side of the tablet into a makeshift hard warmer.

The left side of the tablet houses its volume keys and microUSB port, which the device uses for charging.

The customized graphics tablet has 8 programmable buttons along the side of the tablet.

One of the Switch's two primary modes of playing is handheld mode, with the two Joy - Con controllers docked on the sides of the tablet.

Next, I used the Switch in handheld mode, with a Joy - Con secured to each side of the tablet screen.

When the sides of the tablet display are folded in, they protect the tablet's main display.

Now the Surface Pro 4 grabs the Pen magnetically, holding it tightly to the side of the tablet.

Amazon adds physical volume buttons to the right - hand side of the tablet, with a flat power button beneath those.