Sentences with phrase «tablet segment what»

Till then, the Kindle Fire may be to the 7 inch tablet segment what the iPad is in the 10 inch genre.

Not exact matches

Also, while still on Windows 8 and the decline in sales of PCs, what should also be taken into consideration is that the former has opened up an entirely new segment of computing, that of hybrid tablet devices.

With Nexus 7 ruling the roost in the 7 inch tablet segment, what do other players in the segment do to make their products noticeable?

To what extent the last bit makes sense is debatable considering a small sized ultrabook caters for a completely different segment than a device that is purely tablet in its execution and functionality while also being entirely dependent on touch based input even if it offers a bigger display.

It is interesting that the entire notebook segment itself seems to be in the midst of a transformation, what with smart new hybrid tablets coming on to the scene.

So what this means is that 3D enabled tablet PCs might well be the next big revolution in the tablet PC segment with a 3D Thrive tablet perhaps leading from the front.

What also makes Samsung's first effort in the tablet segment special is the fact that the Galaxy Pad is perhaps the first Android tablet that hold real promise, one that can ultimately bring the iPad's stronghold over the tablet sphere.

What remains to be seen is if they can actually usurp the small tablet segment in the long run.

While the company report described Impact Scores as «the difference between the rate of a behavior in one customer segment from the rate of a behavior in all website visitors multiplied by the number of visitors in the same segment,» what can be stated in simple terms is that the purchasing experience for smartphone and tablet users have to be improved as more take to these devices in future.

The tablet segment has seen robust growth in the second quarter and guess what contributed to the success story the most?

They are intending to offer multiple devices in the 7 inch segment, though the tablet PCs from Philips should not be expected to be any thing new or different than what we have seen in the last 2 years.

Sony also has a solid presence in the laptop or notebook segment with its Vaio series, though its survival here depends on what notebook / ultrabook / hybrid tablets it launches based on Microsoft's latest platform, Windows 8.

However, the good thing is, the CES isn't too far off and we won't have to wait for a lot of time before we get to see what Asus has to offer for the 7 inch segment of tablet devices.

In reality tablets have yet to make a credible dent at the enterprise segment, so that what seems evident is that the next major push at tablet sales is expected to come from the enterprise business users.

As such, what can be said with a fair degree of surety is that we are on the verge of seeing a huge influx of tablet devices in the business segment; and that the majority of them will be the Apple iPad.

Meanwhile, you can pick up the June issue of the Good E-Reader Magazine that will let you have a good idea of what's happening in the tablet / slate or e-reader segments.

Mooly Eden was however careful not to reveal all that would have made public what Intel has up its sleeve for the tablet segment though the thing that was evident is that Intel is banking on dual core processing to support multitasking.

The OpenTablet 7 still has a lot of ground to cover to make a credible dent in the Tablet PC segment where a lot of fireworks is still left to be seen, what with some of the heavy weight from the tech world such as HP or Samsung readying suitable devices to do battle in this segment.

While it is yet to attain a position of strength in the tablet or smartphone segment even though a start has been made, what is good to see is that it is aiming further diversification in the smaller smart personal wearable segment as well.

It will be interesting to see what Apple's response is in a changed scenario in the tablet segment.

The Slate and the iPad along with lot's more from the Tablet PC segment as well as E-Readers is what the Good E-Reader Magazine is all about.

Yes we did count them all right so the truth is, AMtek has readied 5 of them to do, what can said as, take»em by the scruff of the collar and shake»em up, sort of thing with the Tablet segment.

What has to be kept in mind is that both Apple and Samsung are already into launching their second and third generation devices while the entire tablet demographics too has undergone a sea change with the opening up of a new segment comprising of low cost tablets of the likes of the Kindle Fire or the Nook Ttablet demographics too has undergone a sea change with the opening up of a new segment comprising of low cost tablets of the likes of the Kindle Fire or the Nook TabletTablet.

However, there's still no information as t what it might cost though its believed to be in the budget tablet segment.

They have their upsides (a separate battery unit under the keypad greatly enhances battery life, for example), but what we have with the Surface is primarily a tablet that can also be counted among the ultrabook segment.

After having seen what HTC's next offering in the 10 inch tablet segment, the Puccini, will be like, here are some more images providing us with a greater insight on the upcoming tablet.

Also, it would be interesting to see how things pan out in the coming days when competitions is expected to intensify even more what with HP, Motorola, RIM along with a few more also expected to join the tablet segment with suitable devices.

However, the extremely short online stint was enough to let us have a glimpse of what to expect out of Kobo's next offering in the fast maturing tablet / e-book reader segment.

Also, while GameStop venturing into the tablet segment can definitely be considered a good sign (what with the rising popularity of people using this device as part of their daily life), what remains to be seen is whether just adding some games to the tablet PCs would help enhancing their appeal to prospective tablet buyers.

While its no secret Samsung is looking into the next version of the Galaxy Tab, and one that is likely to be in different size segments, what has also spilled out in the open is that the South Korean conglomerate is looking at the Nvidia Tegra 2 chips to power its next tablet.

The tablet PC segment is booming right now which is reason enough to take the plunge into what can be termed as the fastest growing computer scene at present.

You might legitimately criticize Google's Android for breeding a lot of fragmentation in the mobile market, but what the open - source OS has also done is help make wireless devices like tablets and smartphones truly mainstream, and, by way of being a «free» OS, pave the way for some interesting devices that cater specifically to particular market segments.

What would the tablet segment be without rugged tablets?

What once was a niche is now bubbling up to mainstream and may even save the entire tablet segment alltogether.

What's different with this tablet is that it's an enterprise tablet with Windows 8.1 Pro, so that widens the choice in this segment a bit.

They represent two different price segments and depending on what you want from your new tablet each of them could be your top choice.