Spartanez06 @ 10/20/2013, 15:04
the rest seems to be the most common.
Yes, and the example of Lenovo is there, there is an ordinary capacitive touch screen (which is used in almost all recently released tablets), it is quite accurate, unlike resistive (old sensors), but it is not adapted for active styluses, so a regular passive stylus is used ( and his touch accuracy is worse at times + the tip is thick, that is, you definitely can’t paint it, it can be used only in ordinary cases), by the way, I’m not aware of the exact digitizer put there, MB it recognizes the force of pressing, it’s just not lot. (but it's a lie)
WizardWise, As for the speakers, everyone saves as much as they can (and the current line of tablets still shouts, we are cheap and affordable, but how exactly they reduced the cost - you need to look out for Pts carefully))). There are two options: Dell decided that sound quality is the last thing to think about when developing 8 "inch tablets, and this happened by chance on the basis of considerations (they won’t listen from such small speakers, so why strain), or they intentionally decided to cut costs like American Airlines in the case of the first olive, only here already with holes on the case for speakers and protective nets).
In general, judging by the cost and thickness, Toshiba encore took care of the quality of the iron better than others))). (well, or this is a strange marketing xs)
Post has been editedil1dan - 20.10.13, 15:41