Sentences with phrase «week battery life»

It features up to three weeks battery life in watch / activity tracking mode or up to 10 hours using GPS.

Here's a short list of Kindle 3 features that illustrates why Kindle was threatening to leave Nook and Sony Reader behind permanently — 4 weeks battery life with wireless off, faster page turns, Voice Guide, WiFi (Kindle 3 has both WiFi and 3G), free Internet with Kindle 3, better browser, more compact and lighter Kindle, low $ 139 and $ 189 prices.

Sony claims a two - week battery life for both of its upcoming e-book readers, a number on the par with Amazon's claims for the Kindle 2 and Kindle DX (with wireless turned off).

When the screen lights up, a magical adventure has begun for me to journey through the rabbit's hole as long as the eight week battery life lasts.

Two week Battery Life Great Front - Lit Display Excellent stock e-reading app Google Play for everything you need

One of the big hyping factors behind this is the front - lit display, much akin to the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite and the one week battery life.

I do agree that this may be why battery life is bad (shame on you Amazon for lieing lol) I follow Amazons instructions for 6 weeks battery life except I may read a little longer than 30 minutes in some days and I still charge at least once a week.

It has 2 - 3 weeks battery life while the other Kindles have moved to 1 - 2 months.

It reportedly has an eight week battery life even with the light on which is twice that of the Nook Glowlight.

Amazon's eight - week battery life estimate is based on 30 minutes of reading a day with wireless off and the light setting at 10.

This isn't as much of an advance as you might think: the Voyage and Paperwhite models both have a 6 - week battery life based on the same usage pattern.

Amazon has done something impressive here, extending the two - week battery life of the original Kindle Oasis to six weeks in the new model.

Onyx gives an estimated 3 week battery life per charge.

The Amazon Kindle Paperwhite offers a whopping eight - week battery life on normal use and a reading experience that far exceeds that of a tablet.

Sony claims a two - week battery life for both of its upcoming e-book readers, a number the par with Amazon's claims for the Kindle 2 and Kindle DX (with wireless turned off).

It has less storage space and less battery life than the $ 99 Kindles — However, it shouldn't matter very much as there's still space for 1,400 books and there is still 3 weeks battery life with WiFi on.

It doesn't have WiFi like its younger siblings but it does come with free 3G global wireless, a Pearl screen, 4 GB of memory, g - sensor, and 1 - 3 week battery life.

About a week battery life under heavy usage (tracking monitor always on).

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.

Extended battery case for a device that gives me 6 weeks battery life?

It has an 8 week battery life, x-ray, and a time to read feature.

Thus, the Kindle (2 or DX) is a great reading device featuring eInk, long two - week battery life, and free wireless to buy a new book instantaneously.

As far as specs are concerned, the PRS - T2 has a 6 - inch 800 x 600 E Ink Pearl display, Wi - Fi, 2 GB of storage, a microSD card slot, stylus, and 4 - 8 week battery life.

Playing music will also quickly eat into the claimed 2 - week battery life — actual battery performance in real - world conditions is completely dependent on use (number of page turns), especially as there are no 3G or Wi - Fi connectivity options here to suck up juice.

The front - lit display, 6 week battery life, endless selection of books, and guaranteed waterproof protection will make reading your new favorite water activity.

Its 2 GB of internal storage (expandable via SD Card) can store up to 5,000 ebooks and the two - week battery life is long enough to read 20 novels back - to - back between recharges.

The original Kobo eReader has a 6 ″ E Ink screen, supports Adobe PDF and EPUB, has 1 GB of internal storage, an SD card slot, Bluetooth, 2 week battery life, and it comes pre-loaded with 100 free classic ebooks.

Many specs of the Kobo sound familiar: a 6 - inch E-Ink screen with 8 - level grayscale, ePub and PDF file support (the latter is fairly useless, though, since the pan-and-zoom PDFs are hard to read and navigate), and two - week battery life.

Using a color eInk technology would give Kindle Fire Tablets 2 to 4 weeks battery life.

The Kindle 2 has a 6 ″ e-Ink screen, 2 - week battery life, and text - to - speech, among other features.

There was a large picture of a huge Kindle alongside a woman sipping coffee and reading, a demo Kindle 2 unit, and a page describing its features (books in 60 seconds, free 3G wireless, paper - like display, 2 - week battery life, etc.).

It comes with 512 MB of memory (enough for several hundred e-books), and boasts the 2 - week battery life that e-Ink displays are known for.

Other features include physical page buttons, audio support via a headphone jack, IVONA text - to - speech, a microSD card slot, and up to 8 weeks battery life.

You can't remove the rechargeable battery, though its estimated eight week battery life is ample.

Other specs include an 800 MHz processor, 256 MB RAM, 7 week battery life, and access to 11,000 free Wi - Fi hotspots via Telekom in Germany.

Now you get six - week battery life no strings (or cases) attached, and that's a really welcome improvement.

On the minus side, it's heavier than a Kindle and 12 hour battery life is a far cry from 2 - week battery life.

For those that don't need video, color, don't want a reflective screen, and want to be able to read in direct sunlight, then an E Ink ereader with a paper - like display and 2 - 4 week battery life is probably going to be a better choice.

What the Kindle 4 does have is this: 6 - inch E Ink Pearl screen, 2 GB internal memory (about 1.25 GB usable), which is enough for about 1400 ebooks, free cloud storage, Wi - Fi, 800 MHz processor, and 3 - 4 week battery life.

It's still a shame, though, that you lose out on the battery life of the device itself — if you lose the case, or leave it behind when you go on a long trip, you'll be restricted to those two weeks battery life.

Technical specs include: a 800 MHz processor, 2 GB of storage, 5 ″ Vizplex V110 eInk touch screen, 134 g and a two week battery life.

To make up for this, the leather charging case is included to give you an extra month's charge — when you have it connected the Oasis will have six weeks battery life, and that's the longest of any Kindle device ever.

Depending on how power management is implemented in hardware in software it might be possible to get same 3 weeks battery life on 3G + WiFi Kindle if the device is within WiFi range most of the time.

Amazon says that the Kindle Paperwhite boasts a 8 week battery life, even with the light turned on the entire time.

Customizable watch faces and three week battery life are the icing on the cake.

Its one - week battery life and always - on screen made it really convenient.