Sentences with phrase «tablet cameras do»

Unfortunately, selfies using cell phone or tablet cameras don't show people my age to any advantage, whatsoever.

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For those who use screen protectors on their phone or tablet, there's usually a cutout around the camera section where you can stick this cover, if not, I don't see that making a huge difference.

Each cover slide comes with an adhesive sticker, which you peel off and stick to your device; all you have to do is line up the cover with the camera on your phone, tablet, or computer.

All you have to do is plug up the monitor and camera and download the app to your phone, computer, or tablet.

It uses a fully stabilized 3 - axis gimbal to maneuver and is capable of 20 minute flights, giving you ample time to get the best shots.The compatible app allows live streaming and complete camera control from your phone or tablet, so don't worry about mastering a separate remote controller.

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But I did mention as a first option the USB cable wich he will have to run down form the camera to the tablet as a first option and the adapter a an alterative, did you chose to ignore the fact I mentioned a perfectly good 5v source or are you simply nitpicking?

The only tablets that don't need cameras are E Ink readers, which are marginally tablets.

Sources who have seen the devices say that Amazon's Android tablet features a screen around 9 - inches and doesn't have a camera.

Like just about every tablet, though, the Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro 10.8 does not have killer cameras.

It does not have a camera or the 3G connectivity featured on other tablets but it gives buyers easy access to Amazon's online store, which sells books, music, movies, television shows, games and other content.

If you're intrigued by the slim chassis of the Sony Xperia Tablet Z and its specs — 10.1 - inch display with 1,920 x 1200 resolution, a quad - core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB internal storage, microSD slot, 8MP rear camera, NFC, LTE, and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean — don't miss the hands - on video of the tablet rightTablet Z and its specs — 10.1 - inch display with 1,920 x 1200 resolution, a quad - core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB internal storage, microSD slot, 8MP rear camera, NFC, LTE, and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean — don't miss the hands - on video of the tablet righttablet right here.

We don't expect a lot out of tablet cameras, but the PlayBook captured some of the best - looking videos we've seen yet.

A zippy dual - core processor and dual cameras that capture full HD video make the PlayBook a pint - size powerhouse on paper.This tablet is also affordable.The Wi - Fi only version starts at $ 499 (for 16 GB), and 4G versions of the PlayBook will start rolling out this summer.So how well do the software and hardware work together?

By contrast, the competitors» 7 - inch devices are quite different because Amazon includes a front - facing camera, while Barnes and Noble does not include cameras on any of its tablets (if you plan on taking photos or video with your tablet, you can stop reading now).

The Nook Tablet relies on a WIFI connection and does not have 3G, a camera, or Bluetooth.

So if you own a Vega tablet and think you can do without the camera or Bluetooth connectivity, the hack to Android 3.2 can well be worth it.

Finally, there is Mayday, which allows you to talk via the 720 P camera and duel - microphones to talk to a dedicated Amazon rep.. They can walk you through anything you need to do, which is good for first time tablet users.

The tablet's built - in camera can get the job done.

If a two camera tablet can cost $ 49, how do the others cost so much?

The original Kindle Fire (2011) doesn't come with the built - in front - facing camera, and the newer models (2013, 2014, etc) come with the necessary camera icon (it's located under the «Photos» tab so you can access the camera directly on your tablet).

And with a 1.3 MP front camera, a 8MP rear camera with flash, and a 12 hour battery life, this is obviously a high - end tablet that didn't need that much of an upgrade to begin with.

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The other possibility — I guess — is that if the tablet being purchased has a camera then maybe it is possible to scan those barcodes like people apparently do with their smartphones (I wouldn't know since I don't have a one.)

It's actually not bad in the grand scheme of tablet cameras, producing sharp and detailed images in a variety of lighting scenarios, though image noise does become an issue under low indoor light.

I bet I'm not the only one either or why would they even put a camera on the tablets in the first place and why would people buy them over another tablet that doesn't have a camera.

Besides, i don't see any use of rear camera for a tablet.

I'm not a big fan of using a giant tablet to take photos or video, but the iPad's camera does the job well enough.

The cameras on cheap Android tablets aren't great - you won't get IR night vision like you do with «real» security cameras and the video quality may not be great, but you will be able to monitor an area in your house when it is light outside or when the lights are on.

But unlike tablets, the Kindle Fire does not support 3G, no camera and no microphone so you can't go video calling like all other tablets can.

Camera is so so, but then again, I did not buy a tablet to take photographs.

It does not have a camera like many other leading tablets, including the latest iPad.

The new Novo 7 Venus Quad Core 7 inch Tablet features a Quad Core processor, 1280 × 800 IPS screen, 16 GB memory, a front webcam, Android O / S and Google Play Store preinstalled... all of which are found on the popular Nexus 7 — while also offering a number of features the Nexus 7 doesn't — including a 2 - megapixel rear camera, a MicroSD memory card slot, and an HDMI 1080p port; plus more ways to connect to the internet, including Ethernet as well as 3G / 4G -

The cameras themselves did not shoot or play back 3D video and there were no glasses on hand to prove that the tablet had the ability to do it.

Rear facing cameras on a tablet never made any sense to me either, but I video chat on my touchpad more then I do my laptop anymore.

On the bright side: unless you're a fan of ridicule, you're probably going to be using the tablet Z's camera less for scenic photos and more for document scanning, barcode reading, and the like — and at these tasks the camera will do just fine.

While the Nook HD leaves off a camera and doesn't have the breadth of apps and media selections (movies, music) that Amazon and Google offer with their latest tablets, the Nook HD has the highest resolution screen for a 7 - inch tablet, is lighter than the Amazon Fire HD, and has an expansion slot for additional memory.

With the Kindle tablet's 7 - inch screen size, lack of 3G, and absent camera, Munster doesn't see it as a true iPad competitor but admits it's more competitive than he expected «due to its new movie, music, and Web browsing capabilities.»

Don't expect to take anything other than an awful picture with this tablet, because while it does come with front and rear cameras, both are of the 2MP variety.

Considering the sad state of tablet cameras, this doesn't feel like a huge loss.

There's no flash here (not uncommon for a tablet), and the cameras don't have the same sort of quality that you'd expect from one of Sony's smartphones.

The ThinkPad Tablet 2 has a 2 - megapixel front webcam and an 8 - megapixel rear camera, but don't expect your photos to win any awards.

A 7 inch size tablet also launched this month that compares to the Nexus 7 — the Novo 7 Venus for $ 149 — features a Quad Core processor, 1280 × 800 IPS screen, 16 GB memory, WiFi, a front webcam, Android O / S and Google Play Store preinstalled... all of which are found on the Nexus 7 — while also offering a number of features the Nexus 7 doesn't — including a 2 - megapixel rear camera, a MicroSD memory card slot, and an HDMI 1080p port; plus options for 3G / 4G internet connection.

A 3 megapixel camera adorns the front of the tablet, while on the rear lies a 8 megapixel unit (which, it seems, is fast turning out to be the de facto rear camera standard for 10 inch tablet PCs, the Transformer Prime already has and so does the HTC Jetstream).

One other new tablet worth a look at is the Novo 7 Venus that launched last month and is available for $ 149 through a site called TabletSprint — this new model runs Android 4.2 and compares closely to the Nexus 7 — featuring a Quad Core processor and HD 1280 × 800 IPS Screen; while also offering a few features the Nexus doesn't — including a 2 - Megapixel rear camera, a MicroSD memory card slot, and HDMI 1080p; plus 3G internet connection through its USB port — TabletSprint also includes $ 25 in Bonus Apps.

I do not see the point of most rear facing cameras on a tablet.

It's not cheap, but it does have the best screen, best camera and best performance ever seen on a tablet.

The tablet's 5 - megapixel rear camera protrudes slightly, but we didn't find this to be distracting.

The idea that consumers don't really care about the cameras on tablets must be pervasive, because Samsung isn't giving them any reason to love taking pictures and videos with the Galaxy Tab.

If you're going to add cameras to a tablet then at least do it right.