Sentences with phrase «weeks of battery life out»

and you will get around eight weeks of battery life out of the e-Reader.

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A small color screen and potentially weeks of battery life round out the 49 euro ($ 52) device.

The long battery life should also be an endearing factor, if you are on your phone lots, you should get a full week out of it, which is quite amazing.

At the end of the week, Duracell portable USB charger arrived for mobile phones with a 5 hour battery life, Asus Eee Pad tablet with a slide out keyboard is to go on sale next week, the Desktop office iPhone is now available, Motorola Razr thin mobile phone will soon be available on O2 and Orange updates SIM only tariffs.

And the battery life was already phenomenal — I'd get 2 or 3 weeks out of it — but a full month without recharging is absurd.

As we reported last week, the Linux - based gadget's battery life runs to 13.5 hours, which is below a typical E Ink - based e-book reader, but with a 64 - greyscale screen, the Asus is going to look better - out of bright sunlight, at least.

I've only been using my Voyage for just over a week now, so I can't make a fair assessment of battery life, particularly as I've been using the wi - fi extensively to download books from my Kindle library and to try out the self - styled «experimental browser».

However, from the look of things, it seems the Vehicle Line Exec Frank Weber is following through on his promise made at March's New York Auto Show that the live battery technology would be rolling out «in a matter of weeks.»

Put it this way: That we're seeing 15 hours of use — and this during a testing week as well, in which we're taking a lot of pictures and using the phone more than we might otherwise, just trying to figure things out — all while on a device not optimized for the network we're using points to pretty damn good battery life.

These are the two things I could point out blindly after a week of continuous usage where I could find no option to extend the battery life, while although the strap is changeable, who would really like to do that when they already are paying quite a lot to get a smartwatch?

How it will stand out from the sea of smartwatches is something left to be seen, but it's not easy to discount the allure of Fitbit's name and the promise of week - long battery life.

As far as battery life goes, I can say this: I've been using the device for almost two weeks and have never once ran out of battery before I went to sleep.