Sentences with phrase «time tablet buyers»

The killer feature that will likely make the Kindle HDX appealing to first - time tablet buyers is Mayday — a free tech support video chat service that's available 24/7.

The entire suite is very well done, and those first time tablet buyers will be smitten with its simplicity.

Acer is obviously pitching the A200 at families and first - time tablet buyers.

Worldwide, almost half of our iPad sales were the first - time tablet buyers are those switching to Apple, and that's true in some of our most developed markets, including Japan and France.

That's a lot to process, especially for first - time tablet buyers.

It is more suited for first time tablet buyers than advanced users, and I think that is exactly what Amazon is going for.

Instead, it is the cheaper versions that might seem enticing for first time tablet buyers or for parents who want their kids to be introduced to tablets and the internet without having to break the bank.

Having said that, the Nexus 7 in all likelihood will be a popular tablet for first - time tablet buyers.

Limited customization options lead to that clean, user - friendly display, making iPads easy to get the hang of (an advantage for older people or a first - time tablet buyer who doesn't care about having a leopard print keyboard).

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Also, the next round of tablet growth is projected to be fueled in those regions where first time buyers will make up a significant proportion.

When making the decision to purchase an e-reader or tablet, many first - time device buyers may have envisioned leisure time at poolside with a limitless supply of summer reads.

Rather, it is the first time buyers from developing markets who are expected to lead the surge in tablet buying in 2014.

While the tablet didn't attract a whole lot of buyers, for those who have been sticking to the 9.7 inch device, it's time to experience first hand what Google's Project Butter is all about on their device.

CEO Min - Liang Tan has also stated they would encourage prospective buyers to suggest «specs, form factor, pricing, features» and such, which makes the tablet's design and development process the most democratic in recent times.

With its simpler name — iPad succeeds the iPad Air 2 as the company's mainline tablet offering — and with a more affordable price tag, it's a device that's designed to appeal to first - time iPad buyers or those looking to upgrade from one of Apple's older tablets and the education market.

Here is the latest and it's coming from another company that is having a hard time finding enough buyers for its tablet — the PlayBook from RIM.

Given that the Surface was only available to buyers for around a month at the time this study was taken, and that Microsoft is planning on debuting the Pro version of the tablet in January.

Of course, bundling physical and digital products together is hardly new; indeed it has been common across other media industries for some time: magazines and newspapers offer hybrid subscriptions through which a print edition is delivered through the subscriber's letterbox and a digital edition to their smartphone or tablet, and some DVDs now come with codes by which the buyer can download a digital version.

And if a tablet buyer already has a Mac or an iPhone or an iPod touch, the integration between — and the growing similarities between — Macs and iOS devices and iCloud means he or she would be up and running in no time, using a product that's instantly familiar.

The tablet growth in 2013 was fueled by the low - end smaller screen tablet market, and first time buyers; this led Android to become the No. 1 tablet operating system (OS), with 62 percent of the market (see Table 1).

The 10 - inch Hollywood tablet is expected to launch alongside colour Kindle e-readers before the end of the year, providing movie access for a limited time to buyers of the device, offering access for free to Prime customers.

It means it's high - time that we cast a fresh glance over the tablet landscape, took in a deep breath of slate - infused air and exhaled a hearty Engadget tablet buyer's guide.

Based on my early up - close time with the Thrive, this model will certainly be worthy of consideration by would - be tablet buyers, thanks in part to how Toshiba tries to bridge the gap between laptop and tablet.

So dense is the pack that even educated buyers have a tough time deciding on the best tablet for their needs.

With its simpler name — iPad succeeds the iPad Air 2 as the company's mainline tablet offering — and with a more affordable price tag, it's a device that's designed to appeal to first - time iPad buyers or those looking to upgrade from one of Apple's older tablets and the education market.

But it could also be a great tablet for first - time buyers and those who don't need the iPad Pro's bells and whistles.

Analytics culled from 11,000 WebsiteBox - hosted websites — illustrated in an infographic — revealed that buyers with smartphones (74 percent) and buyers with tablets (26 percent) spend less time on agent sites than do other users.