Sentences with phrase «than the power button»

- It's got no physical buttons other than the power button, no camera, possibly 6 GB of disk space, and most likely runs on a single - core processor.

As I said earlier, the Paperwhite doesn't have any buttons (other than the Power button), which means everything is done by tapping on the touchscreen.

In addition to the screen increase, Samsung has managed to get carriers to accept its physical home button (a la iPhone) on the S3, making it possible to unlock the phone with more than the power button.

The volume rocker, on the other hand, has been wobblier on all the units we've tested, and we've also seen numerous reports of other users finding their volume keys wobblier than the power button (and they can sound differently, too).

Other than the power button on the top and the volume buttons on the side, the device is completely black on the outside.

The left side of the Wileyfox Spark Plus is home to the volume rocker, and is otherwise completely flush, while the right of the handset is devoid of features, other than the power button.

Not exact matches

The new Brush Buddies Sonic toothbrush features four iconic Justin Bieber inspired colors: purple, blue, red and gold, is battery operated powering more than 30,000 brush strokes per minute and is controlled by an On / Off button in the brush handle.

Customer reviews for this affordable little processor are positive and include the tip to pulse rather than hold down the power button to get a smooth consistency in your purees and avoid burning out the motor.

Please do not hold the power button down for more than 15 - 30 seconds continuously while blending.

The only thing I don't really like about the buttons is that the screenshot button on the Power A controller is a little further away from the left stick than I would like.

Press the GTE button near the gear selector and the two power sources then work together to give maximum possible performance rather than being as fuel efficient as possible.

All cars boast the usual Mini plus points, though: tactile controls, a slick gearchange and electric power steering that while unnatural in its firmness when you press the infamous Sport button, is better weighted than most rivals.

The two doors are significantly longer than the front doors on the normal car, opening sufficiently wide that Range Rover added a power - close feature triggered by a button on the dashboard, since otherwise they'd be too far away from those in the car to reach out and shut manually.

just traded in a 2013 volvo c70 for a brand new elantra sport with 6 - spd manual.wow, this car has it all... high tech bluetooth, back up camera, push button start, heated leather seats, power driver seat, just to name a few.i got the windy blue with beige leather.great sound & love the steering.paint is better than on a volvo.

Ford has gone a step further than most other minivan makers and offered dual electric - powered sliding doors, which can be opened and closed separately or together by pressing buttons on the tiny remote control hooked to the key ring.

As do many high - performance hybrids, the 911 would use electricity as a power - adder rather than a fuel - saver, with Blume adding the car will have «a special button for the electric punch.»

* 2.5 LITER 4 Cylinder engine * * 2018 ** Nissan * * Altima * * 2.5 S * It doesn't get much better than this 2018 Nissan Altima 2.5 S, which boasts a push button start, backup camera, Bluetooth, braking assist, a power outlet, hill start assist, stability control, traction control, a MP3 player, and anti-lock brakes.

However, use those magic dash buttons to unlock the front anti-roll bar and lock both front and rear differentials and the Power Wagon goes further off road than any HD pickup on the same tires (and with few exceptions, any half - tons and mid-sizes, as well) thanks to generous axle articulation, squishy tires, excellent hill descent control and a frame and skid - plated components built to take it.

If you're looking for a smooth ride, look no further than this 2017 Nissan Altima 2.5 SR with a push button start, backup camera, Bluetooth, braking assist, a power outlet, hill start assist, stability control, traction control, a MP3 player, and anti-lock brakes.

A button on the dash allows the driver to disengage overdrive, which allows the transmission to go no higher than third gear when climbing or pulling power is needed.

* 2.4 LITER 4 Cylinder engine * * GREAT DEAL AT $ 13,970 * * 2015 ** Chrysler * * 200 * * Limited * It does nt get much better than this 2015 Chrysler 200 Limited, which boasts a push button start, braking assist, a power outlet, stability control, traction control, a MP3 player, anti-lock brakes, dual airbags, side air bag system, and digital display.

Nor does the placement of the fuel - lid button next to the power windows on the door pad make much sense - you could accidentally use either of them for the purpose other than intended.

It doesn't get much better than this 2016 Toyota Highlander XLE, which boasts a rear air conditioning, push button start, backup camera, a navigation system, braking assist, dual climate control, a power outlet, hill start assist, stability control, and traction control.

* 3.8 LITER 6 Cylinder engine * * 2018 ** Genesis * * G80 * * 3.8 L * It doesn't get much better than this 2018 Genesis G80 3.8 L, which boasts a push button start, blind spot sensors, a navigation system, braking assist, dual climate control, a power outlet, stability control, traction control, anti-lock brakes, and dual airbags.

If you're looking for a smooth ride, look no further than this 2018 Genesis G80 3.8 L with a rear heated seats, push button start, backup camera, blind spot sensors, a navigation system, a leather interior, braking assist, dual climate control, heated seats, and a power outlet.

But this positioning is far better than on the 2013 Kindle Fire HDX, which had its volume and power buttons opposite each other, on the top and bottom edges.

4 GB (2,000 eBooks), lighter than previous models, sharper text, new fonts, same 8 week battery life, power button moved to side instead of back, removed page change buttons from bezel.

On top of the tablet are a microphone and a headphone jack, and Power buttons and Volume controls live on on the right panel — they're much too close to each other, though, and led to my unintentionally turning off the CherryPad more than a couple of times during testing.

Three touch buttons on the front — back, menu, and home — simplify navigation without taking away from the basic aesthetic, and are more convenient than the Fire's solitary power button.

The only issue here is that the power button and micro USB charging slot will now sit at the bottom of the device rather than at the top, although you won't be constantly using those.

There are no physical buttons on the unit other than the power and volume buttons.

There are now two separate volume buttons, which have been moved a bit higher up the frame than their usual position, so people don't accidentally press the power button while pressing the volume keys and vice versa.

Since it was bought last week, I don't know if anyone has ever touched the power button other than the first time to turn it on.

The power and volume buttons on the side are plastic rather than metal too.

Note that, if you don't witness the power dialog box, simply press and hold the button for more than 40 seconds.

The power button on the bottom is now a push button rather than a slider.

When using the phone with your right hand, it seems more natural to have the volume buttons in reach of your index finger, near the power button, rather than your middle finger, where they are actually located.

As far as port, sensor, and button placement is concerned: on the back, we have our main camera sensor and a LED flash, there's no heart - rate sensor on the A series; on the front, we have our proximity and ambient light sensors, a front - facing camera, earpiece, display, back and recent app capacitive keys, and a home button with an integrated touch - based fingerprint sensor (A5 and A7 only); on the bottom, there's a microphone, 3.5 mm headphone jack, MicroUSB port, and the speaker grille; on the top, we have nothing other than the secondary microphone, and, just like the new GS7, there's no IR blaster on board; and the volume buttons are located on the left side of the aluminium frame, while the power button is located on the right side — all three buttons are very tactile with excellent reachability and positioning.

To do as such, hold the power button for no less than 20 seconds.

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.

Volume and power aside there are no physical buttons on the tablet, though the keyboard dock has more than enough and then some.

The Portege's detachable tablet is more than equipped for stand - alone use, with a headphone / microphone port, a microSD slot, micro-HDMI and micro-USB ports, a volume rocker and a power button all resting on the slate's right edge.

Other than that you have a micro USB port and headphone jack next to the power button and a pair of speakers on the back.

There's an integrated accelerometer that allows the OS to know how to orient the screen, however when you first pick up the Xoom with the screen off you need to blindly feel around the back for the power / lock button rather than knowing exactly where it is.

There's a power button as well as actual volume + and - buttons located on three of the four feet, which is much more convenient than being on the bottom of the speaker!

It also has no physical inputs or controls other than the Micro-USB charging port and power button along the bottom edge.

TechCrunch reiterates that the power button is horrible, but reports that the speakers are better than the iPad's, and the camera is much better than the one on Apple's tablet.

I also liked the feel of the volume rocker and power buttons; I found them easier to press than those on the Transformer Prime.

(I do think the Fire designers were nuts to place the USB & power connections at the bottom — even though most everything works find when you turn the Fire upside down — and the lack of an external power button has bothered me way, way, way more than I expected.)

The tablet's power button is located on its top edge, right next to the perfectly positioned 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack that makes listening with earbuds a less painful experience than other tablet designs — the Kindle Fire included — that insist on placing the jack on the bottom where it's most likely to get in the way during portrait orientation viewing or listening.