Sentences with phrase «so than the keyboard»

It's more artistic than print, certainly more so than the keyboard.

Using a Bluetooth mouse, we noticed the connection frequently timed out, more so than the keyboard, which encountered some of the same issues.

Not exact matches

Still, the Bold comes configured with a hardware QWERTY keyboard, and it retains the general dimensions of its predecessors, so it's much shorter and somewhat thicker than the iPhone.

But it's more than appropriate for those mornings when you've run out of time at home to eat and so find yourself sitting at your desk, checking your morning emails while trying not to spill milk on your keyboard.

Those that want their team to win every game and as many trophies as possible to impress their mates down the pub and assume the bragging rights, probably never seen the inside of a football stadium, but whine and resort to conspiracy theories and abuse when their team isn't doing so well, rely on instant gratification to get by each day and imagine that they are on some self - righteous mission to cure all the non-believers whilst simultaneously sitting on their arses banging away on their keyboards, doing zilch to help their noble cause other than shout, and are totally oblivious to the energy they are wasting and the delusional futility of it all.

Obviously if you spend all day at your keyboard shouting Anti-Wenger slogans, then you must surely have thought it through and worked out who you would employ in his place, and how this said replacement would improve the team to a higher level than Mr Wenger has managed so far?

It is so easy to set up and with a couple of hours practice getting used to it, u can use it faster than a mouse and keyboard.

When Gravity came out a bit more than a year ago, a thousand science - fiction - loving bloggers leapt to their keyboards to explain why the film was a «game changer»; Boyhood doesn't have a constituency that's quite so... naturally vocal, so this post is here for the next time someone shrugs at the marvels of Boyhood.

I also wish that the device had a way to perma - hold the microphone button on the keyboard (I didn't stumble across it, if one exists) so that I can dictate more than just a quick sentence here and there.

Yes, the keyboard is a bit too small for my big hand, much larger than average so I think I may look into an external keyboard for long usage.

i wanted to know that do you know anything about the release of sony 13.3 inch ereader.i really want one.AND i would like to give you a suggestion for the 13.3 inch ereader for improvement, if you could pass this on to sony it would be really greatful -(if they could add bluetooth or something like that so that external keyboards can be connected and we can do all the programming or coding stuff on an ereader rather than a pc.i guess would be great for college students) thanks pls reply

If you look at the Amazon Kindle line of e-readers, they all have full QWERTY keyboards, so the device is larger than the Sony to take account these design factors.

Elsewhere, such as Europe and the majority of Asia, traditional phones are still much more common than smartphones, so we decided to introduce a BlackBerry Pearl smartphone with a 14 - key keyboard that customers would be more familiar with.

So the G2 will be a full ounce heavier than other Android phones that have a keyboard?

For sure, a tablet with a keyboard dock is probably more desirable than even a netbook, at least in terms of portability when one wants it and then functionality, such as word processing, when the term paper is due, so to speak.

Other than that all the touchscreen functions and features are the same: you can add freehand notes and scribbles, type memos and notes with the on - screen keyboard, add highlights and bookmarks, double tap a word to bring up the dictionary, manually adjust the screen contrast, create, manage, and delete collections, run searches, activate hyperlinks, and so on.

When we newly buy a tablet, we treasure them so much that we need to buy more than one 10 inch tablet cases with keyboard to protect them, the it tablet case thus need to be secure enough to protect the tablet from some accidental hit or falling.

Right now, I normally order books for her on my own Paperwhite because that is so much easier than using the virtual keyboard on her 6th Gen. I'm getting an Oasis 2 for Christmas, so she can try reading on that.

In fact, when I realized that I had to set up my Google Checkout for the account I used with the Story HD, I elected to do so on my computer rather than suffer typing all of my information in on the Story HD's keyboard.

I am pretty old school, so having a normal keyboard (rather than a virtual one) is pretty important to me.

Amazon has created a dedicated keyboard for the Fire HDX 8.9 ″ tablet, and they've added SlimPorts to the new Fire HD line so that they can easily be connected to a TV or computer monitor with a SlimPort adapter (they are much cheaper than the Miracast adapters required for the HDX).

The all - in - ones, with detachable keyboards, but cheaper than Microsoft's expensive hardware... seem so competitive now.

But there are so many moving parts when it comes to self - publishing... it can be overwhelming for a newbie author to do anything more than hit «PUBLISH», cross their keyboard - cramped fingers and hope for the best.

The case had some flaws but the stand and keyboard are quite useful on occasion and since the cases are so cheap (less than $ 9 on Amazon), I decided to get one for my Google Nexus 7 tablet since it supports connecting -LSB-...]

In fact, when I realized that I had to set up my Google Checkout for the account I used with the Story HD, I elected to do so on my PC rather than suffer typing all of my information in on the Story HD's keyboard.

For example, the identically sized Backspace key and Delete keys are adjacent to each other and much smaller than you'd expect, so it may take a while to get used to the keyboard for touch typing.

The keyboard is straight rather than curved, but still has those distinctive frets and lovely typing action so there's plenty of positive feedback.

When we newly buy a tablet, we treasure them so much that we need to buy more than one best tablet cases to protect them, the tablet case with keyboard thus need to be secure enough to protect the tablet from some accidental hit or falling.

When we newly buy a tablet, we treasure them so much that we need to buy more than one tablet 2 cases to protect them, the tablet case with bluetooth keyboard thus need to be secure enough to protect the tablet from some accidental hit or falling.

Overall acceptable experience but slightly less so than with Kindle Keyboard.

When we newly buy a tablet, we treasure them so much that we need to buy more than one 8 tablet case with keyboard to protect them, the tablet cases 10 thus need to be secure enough to protect the tablet from some accidental hit or falling.

So without its keyboard base, it's better - connected than the iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, but inferior to the likes of the Toshiba AT200 or the (admittedly rather heavy and bulky) Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet.

, but the reality is that there is so much more to being a successful author than putting pen to paper or fingers to keyboard.

The Pre keyboard is even a little smaller than the BlackBerry Curve, so it will be tough for people with large fingers to use.

If you have never used a horizontal QWERTY keyboard before, you may think that larger keys are better, but in fact they require more finger motion, so you may end up typing slower than in a vertical QWERTY keyboard like the one on the Blackberry Bold.

The keyboard is able to light up and has pretty soft keys, so it's more for typing than gaming.

It does look as though it's made from plastic, rather than the soft material of Apple's keyboard dock, so we'd wager it's a separate accessory.

:) It's so much easier and faster with a physical keyboard than using the onscreen keyboard!

Well, back in November of 2007, a number of vendors were pushing small, ritzy, high - priced mobile systems to consumers — systems that would be small enough to carry around with them, but have keyboards so that people could type in more than a couple of words comfortably.

The keyboard attaches to the tablet with magnets, but its grip is so weak the keyboard often slides off, which makes using the tablet and keyboard on your lap more of a dream than a reality.

With so little physical depth the keys don't have much travel — think large calculator — but it's a much better option than a display - obscuring virtual keyboard, especially if you want to do some serious typing.

When we newly buy a tablet, we treasure them so much that we need to buy more than one 8 in tablet case to protect them, the tablet cases with keyboard thus need to be secure enough to protect the tablet from some accidental hit or falling.

It's only in the typical laptop position we had an issue with: the screen is so much heavier than the keyboard dock that it can be top - heavy and tip over when used on a lap.

When we newly buy a tablet, we treasure them so much that we need to buy more than one leather tablet bags to protect them, the 8 in tablet case with keyboard thus need to be secure enough to protect the tablet from some accidental hit or falling.

It's just a plain lie that in Germany you can't buy the transformer prime without the keyboard, 500 Euros for the 64 GB: http://tinyurl.com/dyhn9km and now let's compare with the price of the iPad 3 with 32 GB, 575 Euros: http://tinyurl.com/9f2yn9e And you can also go for the transformer TF300 which is even cheaper: 400 Euros http://tinyurl.com/9hztb2j So don't go telling than the basic iPad is cheaper when at the same specifications is much more expensive.

When typing with two thumbs we actually found our cadence so fast and typing so rhythmic that we didn't feel the need to use the suggestions that appear on the keyboard all that often unless it was for bigger and harder to spell words (for the most part our thumbs are typing faster than our brains can process the suggestions).

Ok, so there's no physical keyboard, but then this is a tablet rather than a laptop.

When we newly buy a tablet, we treasure them so much that we need to buy more than one bags to protect them, the tablet case and keyboard thus need to be secure enough to protect the tablet from some accidental hit or falling.

Unless you have a good use for it, need to use your eReader via 3G due to lack of WiFi connectivity, travel enough (and lightly enough) to have trouble charging more than every 6 weeks or so, or just plain hate the new aluminum casing on the Kindle 4, there isn't a compelling reason to prefer the Kindle Keyboard.

When we newly buy a tablet, we treasure them so much that we need to buy more than one tablet pc cover case to protect them, the 10 tablet keyboard case thus need to be secure enough to protect the tablet from some accidental hit or falling.