Sentences with phrase «tablets like ipad»

«though», «lacks», I found these negative words from this review, I'll buy an tablet like ipad, you know it work on ios.

E Ink e-reader screens like that of the Kindle gadgets have still made a considerable impact even with a black and white screen against tablets like iPads.

Of course you can't compare this tablet with other powerful tablet like Ipad, but if you looking for a great entry - level tablet, this tablet does the jobs.

Not exact matches

If touch - screen tablets really take off (like the ipad), then this may also have a big impact (although I doubt it).

There are devices like iPads and Android tablets that include handwriting or direct screenwriting features; however, eWriters here refers to devices that have the sole feature and purpose of writing on the screen.

The influx of personal mobile gadgets like smartphones, iPads, and tablets, as well as the emergence of compatible operating systems such as Android, iOS, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Firefox OS, etc has influenced the e-Learning field considerably.

The iPad mini 2's retina display, like all iPads before it, has a 4:3 aspect ratio — just like old CRT TVs — as opposed to the 16:9 or 16:10 most Android and Windows tablets favour.

Apple continues to brag about how happy people are with their iPads, the growing sales in countries like China and India and the company's leading market share in tablets.

Like the new iPhone, this tablet is not compatible with Apple's famous 30 - pin connector that has served iPods, iPhones, and iPads for more than a decade.

On the other hand, ebooks (and most tablet - like devices such as Driods and iPads, etc.) have intricate circuitry that requires so - called rare - Earth minerals, many of which are being strip - mined out of rainforests and other fragile ecosystems.

Regarding the E-Reader, Tablet, and IPad like market I predict that the company that wins out will be the one that incorporates the teachings defined in 3 patents I have on my interactive in - ventor's menus (and pictorialmenu.com) art.

It almost seems like tablets can be lumped into two distinct categories these days: «iPads» and «other tablets»; so if you don't have one, you have the other.

They actually want you to own their new Kindle Color version knowing full well that owners of iPads and other color tablet like devices wouldn't buy the new Kindle after shelling out $ 500 + for their current iPad or similar device.

where android tablets are a bit cheaper in price... but are awesome like the galaxy tab eeepad transformer and even the motorola xoom ipad is total rubbish waste of money

Honestly, can someone tell me why people want tablets like this, the Playbook and the ipads?

Things like that push people to the ipad, it's no secret these Android tablets are better, but when you complement beautiful hardware with less than stellar app selection, it does nt leave much to wonder about why Apple is trouncing these Android tablets in market share.

This includes Windows and Apple computers, iOS devices like iPads and iPhones, Android phones and tablets, and others.

«the tablet wars have begun and eventually the ipad will get lapped in market share just like the iphone did.

5in phone / tablet don't make any sense to me... just like the ipad doesn't make any sense to me for usage [no matter how cool they are, because ipads are cool concepts].

Regarding the E-Reader, Tablet, and IPad like market I predict that the company that wins out will be the one that incorporates the teachings defined in my 3 patents for interactive inventor's menus (and PictorialMenu.com) art.

It all started with the news that Apple was engaged in the development of smaller sized tablets — 5 and 7 inch iPads to be specific — to take on the rising segment among tablets made more famous by a string of high profile launches like those of the 5 inch Streak from Dell or the Samsung Galaxy Tab and the PlayBook from Research in Motion, both of which are in the 7 inch category.

I noticed that the Brasser's tablet has 800 x 480 pixels less than ipad, I didn't know what video formats that Braasser support, did its customers should buy video converter and dvd ripper for it like most ipad users did?

Like not only is the company raising the bar with regard to the technological aspects of the tablet, apart from trying to stretch its hold across different segments by developing iPads of different smaller sizes, Apple is also making sure the iPad is available to an even wider section of the people.

Regarding the E-Reader, Tablet, and IPad like market I predict that the company that wins out will be the one that incorporates the teachings defined in 3 patents I have on my interactive inventor's menus (and PictorialMenu.com) art.

John Herrema, Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy at Good has this to say to explain the wide disparity: «We attribute the large gap between iPad and Android tablet activations to the combination of user preference among our «BYOD» (Bring Your Own Device) users and large deployments of company - owned iPads, especially in verticals like financial services and healthcare.»

Japanese electronics company Sharp now feels the Galapagos tablet that it has been developing for some time now is now matured enough for a stint in the markets and can stand up to the likes of the iPads and the Galaxy Tabs on its own.

A hybrid tablet - ereader device (like a big Yotafone) would also be interesting... I hope we see some action soon, otherwise we'll all be reading on ipads

Kindle app is like an alternative for those who couldn't afford a tablet because they already have iPads, PlayBooks, Galaxy Tabs and so on.

Frankly, I see piles of iPads in the office, and the developers have as many Android tablets as they would like, and yet I see next to zero usage of either the Nexus tablets or any sort of stylus.

Its like asking do you want a replica tablet or the original one LOL blackberry is the most shtiest device ok... name on good thing black berry has that Ipad does not besides multitasking and BBM.

Even though 15 million iPads shipped to date sounds like a big number, when you really think about it, it's a tiny number compared to the potential market for tablets out there (how many billion people are there in the world these days?!).

As someone who owns and mostly leaves home a Kindle DX, which about the size and weight of the Ipad, I am optimistic that there is a market and will be a demand for a 7 inch tablet like the Playbook, Its not like the DX is a burden or dead weight, its just somewhere beyond what I'd like in a mobile device.

While the updates Apple did give these two iPads weren't revolutionary and didn't include cool features like Touch ID or come in gold, they do help make two of the best tablets out there today even better.

We could accuse many tablets of looking like iPads, but we're not going to level that criticism at Lenovo's latest slate.

Though Amazon doesn't manufacture much in the way of high - end electronics, the company's Fire tablets have been gaining ground against iPads and items like the Note tablets from Samsung.

They work and read well on any tablet (like iPads) or smartphone with the Kindle app.

IPad doesn't offer this, would love to have a tablet that was multi capable like this.

Why do you recommend samsung tablets i own one but i made a experiment which processor is fast i tried the ipad but it was faster than the samsung tablet and its battery life sucks and has problems charging because i always have to charge the tablet on the wall like a mountain

Whether you agree with a two - tier technology approach - the iPads at one end and the cheap Android tablets at the other - like the Kindle Fire in the US, the Tesco tablet will probably sell very well in the run up to Christmas.

Compared to the Retina iPads, the Xperia Tablet S looks like the resolution will be a concern.

The new iPads support HDR video, now a common feature in high - end mobile handsets like the LG G6 and tablets like the Samung Galaxy Tab S3.

Set to be unveiled at a press conference in January, the two new iPads will join Apple's iPad 2 to create an iPhone like tablet lineup.

In the long run they would probably sell more iPads if they allowed apps like Kindle; otherwise as you suggest, buyers will migrate to more friendly tablets with more functionality.

With ipads and tablets popping up everywhere the digital market is ripe for the picking and I think a guy like Mark Waid, has a huge opportunity to disrupt the status quo.

And while users of iPads or Android tablets like the Nexus 7 can read e-books they bought on Amazon by downloading a special Kindle app, those e-books must compete with the ones offered in the Apple or Android stores.

In doing so, we've realized that this not only helps the publisher but also helps you, the reader to find great new material and read it through the various devices like iPads and Android Tablets, as the creators of those devices intended.

Like many such keyboards the device is intended mostly for tablets, including iPads, Galaxy Tabs, Xooms, and anything else with HID keyboard compatibility.

While classrooms in other parts of the world are getting their hands on iPads, select schools in Russia will be getting something a little more kid friendly with the Plastic Logic 100, which is more of an e-reader rather than a full fledged tablet like the iPad 2 or Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.

With ultraaffordable e-ink readers, midprice color tablets like the Nexus 7, iPad Mini, and Kindle Fire HD, and even the more expensive iPads all vying for your e-book dollar, what's the best choice for you?

btw, ifanatic, I was talking about all tablets including the one I'm using to post this, not just your precious fruit flavored ones... though since your being so defencive and childish, I'd like you to point out 5 different things u can do with your Ipad that you could never do on an iPhone.