Sentences with phrase «than its keyboard base»

The T300 Chi, on the other hand, feels well balanced despite the tablet portion being just a few fractions of a millimeter thicker and ounces heavier than its keyboard base.

Not exact matches

The risk of injury is higher for people involved in technology - based tasks because we tend to move less, for example, when staring at a fixed - height computer monitor with hands resting on a keyboard than when using pen and paper.

Based on both the recently leaked image and the photographs released by the regulator, the BlackBerry KEY2 will still retain the physical keyboard of its predecessor, although it seems that the device will sport a display with an aspect ratio longer than 3:2.

From a travel standpoint, I could see myself more willing to use the Transformer (and leave the keyboard base behind when I'm on the go) rather than the Slider.

Also, the keyboard base is actually heavier than the tablet portion.

Though the potential user - base is smaller than for a detachable keyboard, another feature that's missing on the iPad 3 is a pressure - sensitive stylus.

Its location is to accommodate the aforementioned Folio Keyboard case, which works over USB rather than Bluetooth, but we wish Lenovo had placed the docking port on the tablet's base and used that instead, leaving the USB port on the side or top.

Nokia's last slide out keyboard based handset was the N97, launched in 2008 where the mini N97 was unveiled at Nokia World 2009 — both of which were more consumer aimed than business.

It uses two thirds of the space of a traditional keyboard, has a six - month battery life based on two - hours non-stop use each day and it connects to your iPad Pro via Bluetooth rather than the Smart Connector.

The keyboard base houses Chiclet - style keys with vertical travel that is only modest, though more than we expected from such a thin keyboard chassis.

The keyboard base too offers more, with two rather than just one USB ports, a card reader, and non-proprietary microUSB charging port.

When you attach the keyboard, the aluminum - based T300 build jumps to 3.2 pounds all while feeling far more expensive than its actual asking price.

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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.

Since the tablet can be completely separated from its base, Toshiba placed the power button on the slate's left edge rather than above the keyboard.

It's $ 180 cheaper than the base model of the Surface Pro 3 when equipped with a keyboard cover — and you get a more comfortable typing experience than Microsoft's 2 - in - 1 and twice the storage for your money.

4.1 inches doesn't sound overly big compared to the HTC HD7, but that's before you realise that this phone also packs a slide - out QWERTY keyboard from the base of the handset rather than the side.

This fresh Android - operated 10 - incher is not only substantially cheaper than the latest Win RT - based Surface, at $ 280, but it also includes in that price a keyboard cover that can even act as a kickstand.

There is one caveat to that statement, however: per USB design specifications, USB - based keyboards and mice should draw less than 100mAh of power but many models disregard that specification and draw more.

It would be remiss, though, not to mention that the iPhone isn't for everyone, be it someone who just wants to make phone calls or those who prefer typing on a button - based QWERTY keyboard rather than the iPhone's «soft» (on - screen virtual) keyboard option.

For example, it's hard to find the screen brightness buttons in the dark even when the keyboard is lit — the F8 and F9 part of the keys are illuminated, but not the brightness symbols on the same key, even though I'd find that more useful on a regular basis than the legacy F1 - F12.

This test is similar to Type Cover test with the only exception that here the integrated keyboard in the Surface Book base is tested rather than the Type Cover.

Finally, much like there are homescreen replacements for smartphones, it would be great if there were third - party apps or downloadable elements that customised your Android to be used for laptops rather than tablets — i.e. turn the focus from touch - based input to keyboard + mouse input.

4.1 inches doesn't sound overly big compared to the HTC HD7, but that's before you realise that this phone also packs a slide - out QWERTY keyboard from the base of the handset rather than the side.

Fujitsu's Intel Core Duo LifebookP8010: comes at a base price of $ 1,699 and boasts a 12.1 - inch LED display and spill - resistant keyboard, and an embedded fingerprint reader — yet weighs less than three pounds.