Tablet Computing - the Scientia Review
Tablet Computing - the Scientia Review
Tablet Computing - the Scientia Review
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<strong>Tablet</strong> Specs<br />
<strong>Tablet</strong>s come in a variety of sizes, but generally, most tablets have at<br />
least 6 or 7 inches of screen size. Traditional tablet computers can be as<br />
large as laptops while newer tablets are much smaller and user a different<br />
type of processor that allows it to have a size similar to PDAs.<br />
An accelerometer is a device that can detect and measure physical<br />
movements of <strong>the</strong> tablet. The tablet has no fixed orientation of use, so <strong>the</strong><br />
screen can adjust direction based on how <strong>the</strong> tablet is held. Movement<br />
and orientation of <strong>the</strong> tablet can also be used to control <strong>the</strong> interface of<br />
applications for <strong>the</strong> tablet.<br />
<strong>Tablet</strong>s can have many different forms and<br />
formats.