There's a chance that this keyboard could be detachable based on its similarity to the detachable Surface Go keyboards.
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Y/Project also offers a range of cut-out clothing items, including detachable suit trousers, detachable jumpsuits and cropped shirts.
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It also has a detachable hand vac for when you need to get up close and personal with your vacuuming job and plenty of detachable hoses.
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With the Surface Book detachable notebook, Surface Studio desktop and now the Surface Laptop, Microsoft keeps releasing new, innovative features like detachable screens and the innovative Dial input device.
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Gallery Detachable Hood & Liner Raincoat, $129.90, available at Nordstrom
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Being gaming headphones, they also come with a detachable microphone.
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The console features a dockable tablet and two detachable controllers.
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Made in India, the straps are also detachable and adjustable.
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It also includes detachable controllers that open up new possibilities.
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Definitions, questions answered, a detachable consent form at the back.
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The detachable hand vacuum works great for stairs and furniture.
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Most importantly, both of the figure's ears are fully detachable.
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There's also a detachable drain valve that reduces oil spills.
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However, it comes with small detachable adornments that children could ingest.
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For this reason, the most notable feature is Mahabis' detachable soles.
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Plus, their silicone handles are detachable, making the pots oven-safe.
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Pros: Comfortable, great sound, inexpensiveCons: Slightly boring design, no detachable cable
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It has a similar overall tablet design with a detachable keyboard.
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Both were built to use a detachable keyboard and a stylus.
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Best of all, it comes with a detachable spaceship ... get it?
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The long detachable key strap has been the most handy feature.
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ChargeHub V6: 2-Port Vehicle Charger + 4-Port Detachable Hub — $39.99
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They go right above the existing tiles and are easily detachable.
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A single barrel, and ammunition that came packed in detachable magazines.
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You can even use the detachable controllers for local multiplayer action!
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A raincoat with two layers of protection and a detachable hood
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They also come with enhanced S Pens and support for detachable keyboards.
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River Island Plus Detachable Collar Leather Look Jacket, $78, available at ASOS.
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That's all inside of a seriously chunky tablet and detachable keyboard cover.
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The robots are upgradable and customizable with detachable legs, shields, and weapons.
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The center is set with a detachable brooch of 10 brilliant diamonds.
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It's definitely the definition of one: a tablet with a detachable keyboard.
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The Acer OJO 500 includes a more modular design with detachable parts.
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The thin HD display, fully adjustable kickstand, detachable keyboard and Bluetooth stylus.
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It's a standard-looking tablet with a detachable keyboard cover and stylus.
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These detachable jeans — designed by Y/Project — can be worn two ways.
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And yet, even if Pam was more fun, she was more detachable.
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Some immersion blenders have detachable shafts for easy cleanup in the dishwasher.
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There are several detachable versions available online if you're in a pinch.
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The X10 also has a detachable mini-XLR connector, comes with a flat carrying case, and has two detachable cables: a 1.2-meter coiled cable, and a 1.6-meter straight cable that both have L-type mini jack connections.
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Those were all detachable computers that you could rip the keyboard off of.
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The ZBook x2 DreamColor display is the world's most advanced detachable PC display.
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It's a detachable two-in-one tablet that purports to replace your laptop.
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It weighs only 4.6 pounds, it has a detachable monopod, and it's waterproof.
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It features a detachable canister, and modes for both carpet and hard floors.
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The other thing is the detachable cable that ships with the LCD2 Classics.
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There's also a detachable hood to make your nap extra dark and cozy.
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There's also a version that zips up and has a detachable shoulder strap.
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The second mode converts the bag into a messenger with a detachable strap.
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It has a detachable hose and powerful suction to pull up embedded debris.
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It has a detachable memory foam palmrest to ease discomfort while you play.
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Microsoft then went on to launch its Surface Book with a detachable display.
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The Pen rests and charges in a tray on the detachable Typecover keyboard.
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During the altercation with Asia, Cardi throws the detachable tresses at her new enemy.
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It's a powerhouse, and the keyboard is detachable which makes it easier to use.
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Unlike the Surface Pro, the Switch 7 Black's detachable keyboard is included for free.
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As for the HS70's detachable mic, Corsair says its headset is Discord-certified.
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The best part about this Blender is the metal shaft and that it's detachable.
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If you're making a detachable keyboard without Bluetooth connectivity, you're doing it so wrong.
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It should retain its detachable keyboard design, which sets it apart from other laptops.
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Tiny changes are cause for excitement, like new detachable power and phono cable terminals.
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It also has a newly designed detachable cable made specifically for the AK T5p.
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There are no gimmicks: no 213K display, no touchscreen, no detachable or twisting body.
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The Switch's signature detachable Joy-Con controllers are no more on the Switch Lite.
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Sadly the detachable keyboard case and stylus aren't part of that $700 starting cost.
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Just empty the detachable compartment in the trash with a push of a button.
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Did I prefer to have a permanent tether, no tether, or a detachable tether?
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The piña coladas were flowing and so were Carly's insane red lace detachable sleeves.
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And on top of that, the Switch has its built-in (and detachable) controllers.
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And it works for a variety of weather conditions, thanks to its detachable lining.
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The bag comes in tan or in black, and has a detachable crossbody strap.
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Next up is the leather tote bag with a detachable crossbody strap, at $134.
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You also get an optional add-on detachable palm rest for more ergonomic typing.
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The product is shaped like a traditional curling iron but with a detachable head.
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The "Pose" star wore a custom Alex Vinash suit with a detachable feathered train.
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The detachable Joy-Cons for the original Switch are easily replaceable and relatively inexpensive.
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OHNI Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Case — starting at $2135 See Details The Fintie Slimshell Case with a detachable magnetic keyboard sports a more no frills look and looks less like a mini laptop than the case mentioned above — because of the detachable part.
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Like Microsoft's Surface Pro, the Miix 520 includes a detachable keyboard, and an adjustable kickstand.
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All of the parts are detachable, so you can customize the car as you wish.
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There is also a detachable keyboard for the Tab S3 but this is sold separately.
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Also covered in holes, but on the back, the new display is rotatable and detachable.
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The brand released a detachable lid that turns compatible 6-quart cookers into air fryers.
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Designing headphones with a detachable cable has its benefits; just take Shure for an example.
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The Hanover 2 has a clever, padded, and detachable insert with four pockets in it.
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Microsoft created the Book with a detachable display, and it's something I rarely ever use.
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I'd hump pillows and eye the detachable shower head with more interest day after day.
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There's also a detachable fuel door that makes adding charcoal and wood easy while smoking.
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The $799 PC promises 20-hour battery life and includes a pen and detachable keyboard.
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By making his penis detachable, authorities hope to keep his dignity — and cup size — intact.
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Central to California's expanded assault weapons ban is its revised definition of a detachable magazine.
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It can't connect to a TV and it doesn't have the detachable Joy-Con controllers.
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The reference design has two processors, Intel's RealSense 3D cameras, and a detachable, rechargeable battery.
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As previously mentioned, Samsung made the biggest changes to the S Pen and detachable keyboard.
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Oh, and there's also a pretty epic detachable train, crafted from 80 yards of tulle.
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For one, controls are now built-in to the device instead of being detachable controllers.
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Buyers loved the modern design, though some had trouble adding and removing the detachable legs.
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After a few modifications to include a detachable tent topper, the Shoal Tent was born.
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It also comes with detachable Joy-Con controllers, and the colors on them look amazing.
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Both firms include desktops, notebooks, and detachable tablets like the Surface, but Gartner excludes Chromebooks.
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The kickstand is gone because, well, there's really no point without the detachable Joy-Cons.
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The detachable wrist strap and faux-leather loop help make this accessory even more functional.
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The detachable Bluetooth keyboard connects instantly, supports NFC, and features a built-in Smart Card reader.
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The detachable microphone of the Cloud Orbits has gained a pop filter over the Audeze Mobius.
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Book One's screen is detachable, like the Surface Book's, but it can also rotate 360 degrees.
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On Saturday she tested out the new denim trend, detachable jeans, with her white-hot bottoms.
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The tiara's centerpiece features detachable diamond; Queen Mary often placed sapphires there for some blue sparkle.
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For that price you get a 2.25 pound laptop with a detachable keyboard, running Windows 10.
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The HP Envy x2 also has a three-microphone array and a detachable keyboard that's backlit.
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If you happen to have a detachable shower head, you could incorporate water clitoral stimulation too.
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A new Kickstarter has popped up for a portable turntable with a detachable Bluetooth smart speaker.
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We don't even know if they're detachable, but based on the rounded bottom it seems unlikely.
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Lenovo's take on the tablet is a new 2-in-1 with a detachable touch keyboard.
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There's also a rumor that LG is working on a phone with a detachable, secondary screen.
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Dual balanced armature array, 22dB noise reduction, detachable cable, available in metallic silver or metallic black.
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It will have a detachable viewfinder that latches on via the hot shoe at the top.
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The detachable keyboard portion now has a slot where you can charge a Surface Pen stylus.
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It features an easy carrying handle and detachable shoulder strap so portability is nice and versatile.
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For her vows, Cartwright sported a four-foot train, a detachable sleeve, and a tulle overskirt.
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You can also use the detachable controller pieces as a smaller, standalone controller in some instances:
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That's not the only compromise you'll have to make, as the Joy-Con controllers aren't detachable.
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If you're interested in upgrading the BYRD Standard's camera, its included gimbal is detachable and replaceable.
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Detachable hoods, boots with zips so you can get them on and off easily for rides.
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This feeder comes in three different sizes with detachable legs so you can adjust the height.
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Both bags offer support, a spacious interior for their size, and detachable daypacks for shorter outings.
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Chen Peng down-filled puffer, $945, with cotton-filled detachable hood, $360, at Opening Ceremony; openingceremony.com.
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An adjustable and detachable clamp makes it easy to set up and keep the Pro stable.
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It also has a detachable keyboard so you can use it more like a desktop PC.
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This robot vacuum comes with a detachable hand vacuum, and it's technically only $169 on Walmart.
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Whereas the original Switch had detachable Joy-Con controllers, on the Lite, they're built right in.
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It's detachable so you can choose to use the Etekcity as a traditional flat scale, too.
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Accessibility to the top bunk: Some models have detachable ladders while others feature built-in ladders.
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It also includes semiautomatic rifles with the capacity to accept more than 10 rounds, or those that can accept a detachable magazine plus any one of the following enhancements: a pistol grip, forward grip, folding/telescoping/detachable stock, grenade launcher, barrel shroud, or threaded barrel; semiautomatic pistols with the capacity to accept more than 10 rounds, or those that can accept a detachable magazine plus any one of the following enhancements: a threaded barrel, second pistol grip, barrel shroud, the capacity to accept a detachable magazine outside the pistol grip, a manufactured weight above 50 ounces when unloaded, or a stabilizing brace; semiautomatic shotguns with any of the following: a folding/telescoping/detachable stock, pistol grip, the capacity to accept more than five rounds, the capacity to accept a detached magazine, forward grip, or a grenade launcher.
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If detachable cut-out jeans weren't daring enough for you, fashion has even more wonders to offer.
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This doll comes with no warning label, but the detachable parts are not suitable for young kids.
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The Surface Book 2 is one of the few hybrid laptops on the market that's actually detachable.
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Wigs, in particular, are as detachable as a hat, and mutable as the women who wear them.
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Other detachable tools include a crevice tool, multi-surface brush roll, and a high-reach dusting brush.
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They charge over USB Type C and can also be plugged in via a detachable 3.5mm cable.
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Microsoft blew our minds last year when it announced the Surface Book—and its crazy detachable display.
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"Detachable" tablets are those that come with keyboards, such as Samsung's TabPro S or Apple's iPad Pro.
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A detachable wrist rest affixes to the base of the trackball to make extended use more comfy.
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If the sun is too bright to see the screen, you can use the included, detachable shade.
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If that's a deal-breaker, the company does offer a few detachable options, like the Pavilion x2.
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It actually printed on its own little detachable base to give the bottom a more finished look.
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Let's talk about the key feature of the Surface Book 2 for a moment: the detachable screen.
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I could fit the entire system — the drone, detachable propellers and the remote control — in my backpack.
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The braided cable is detachable from the monitors — a decided plus in a pricey pair of headphones.
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However, many of the small solar panels are detachable and can be put indoors during bad weather.
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Anova is bulkier and is mounted to a pot or container by means of a detachable clamp.
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Pros: Cherry MX switches, rigid body, per-key RGB lightingCons: The cable is braided and non-detachable
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Last year's Galaxy Book 2, for example, was a tablet with a detachable keyboard and stylus support.
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Like the Switch, Concept UFO features detachable controllers, a built-in stand, and a high definition screen.
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The handbag comes with a detachable shoulder strap, which Rihanna wore for easier carrying at the game.
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With detachable clamps, the owner can quickly customize the bike with cargo racks or an additional seat.
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Semiautomatic rifles and shotguns that couldn't accept detachable magazines of more than five rounds were categorically exempted.
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IDC's data includes Chromebooks and excludes Windows tablets, even machines with a detachable keyboard like the Surface Pro.
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And like the company's other, more expensive earphones, they feature a detachable cable that connects the two earbuds.
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The Spectre x2 is HP's thinnest detachable laptop yet, making it perfect to take on your next adventure.
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Meanwhile the Surface Book, for its glorious keyboard, and clever detachable hinge mechanism, really isn't all that portable.
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Microsoft actually released a detachable keyboard for the Surface Pro Four made out of this material last year.
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It may sound like science fiction, but it looks like detachable airplane cabins are indeed being seriously considered.
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She also has a detachable head, and a 36-gallon water storage capacity for up to eight hours.
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Each detachable module has a 3D camera that can measure distance to each pixel in the acquired image.
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It sports a detachable keyboard, 10 hours of battery life, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage memory.
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The new headset's cable is detachable, designed to "release effortlessly" should there be a sudden tug on it.
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Mobile devices that feature detachable controllers allow for single and multiplayer games that mimic PC and console experiences.
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Like the Surface, the Matebook is a 12-inch, 2560 x 1400 resolution tablet with a detachable keyboard.
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IDC's data includes Chromebooks and excludes Windows tablets and devices with a detachable keyboard like the Surface Pro.
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The lights are detachable, so they're ideally suited for apartment dwellers or those who move around a lot.
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The phone comes with a detachable gaming pad and liquid cooling with temperature reductions of 643 degrees Celsius.
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Google just announced the Pixel Slate, the company's brand new Chrome OS tablet with a detachable keyboard cover.
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It's hard to find a PC-maker today that doesn't ape Surface's kickstand-packing, detachable-keyboard-rocking design.
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And when it's unplugged, the Kindle will use up the detachable case's battery before depleting its internal juice.
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The TabPro S is similar to Microsoft's own Surface line, with its detachable keyboard case and stylus input.
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The Surface Book, with its head-turning design, wild hinge technology, and detachable screen was just that laptop.
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Heated butter knives are nothing new, but EasiSpread is different because of its detachable blade, AGI Solutions says.
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Shooting with it reminded me of Samsung's short-lived Smart Cameras, only you know, without the detachable design.
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She also wore detachable sleeves and a wrap skirt across her waist, which extended into a short train.
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The rain shower, with a detachable water brush, and the towel-warmer provided a bit of sumptuous comfort.
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The proposals will also limit ammunition capacity in detachable magazines and most semi-automatic firearms to 10 rounds.
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The detachable phone-holder is for a workout-guiding video game that does not, thankfully, involve other people.
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There is no fabric on the chair, and the nylon five-point harness is detachable and machine-washable.
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Plus, with features like detachable straps and magnetic fasteners, the styles are as fashionable as they are functional.
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So far, the line has been filled with tablets with detachable keyboards, very much like Microsoft's Surface Pro.
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A detachable keyboard can magnetically attach to one screen, allowing you to use it like a traditional laptop.
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The mid-length Aspen Storm Parka is 100% polyester with detachable faux fur trim and fleece-lined pockets.
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Depending on the tactical situation, a bayonet or quick detachable sound suppressor can be mounted on the barrel.
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Now with its detachable keyboard and built-in kickstand, the Galaxy Book 2's design isn't all that exciting.
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IDC found that while traditional 'slate' tablet shipments fell, 'detachable' tablet shipments were up 1.2 percent year-on-year.
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Sold at Neiman Marcus and Harrods, this minaudiere is adorned with Austrian crystals and features a detachable gold chain.
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It made tablets with kickstands, laptops with detachable tablet screens, and desktops crafted for designers with too much money.
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They have detachable "Silicone Fit Wings," which slot them securely into my outer ear, and they sound fucking fantastic.
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Here is a men's accessory meant to separate the really cool from the short of cool: the detachable ponytail.
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One of the most distinct aspects of the Switch is its detachable controllers, which Nintendo has dubbed Joy-Cons.
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The design is more minimalistic than before, with the silver rail on the top and detachable cap now gone.
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I really like the old one because it's a regular head with a second detachable, so this is ideal.
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With Nintendo Labo, Nintendo Switch players can create their own instruments using cardboard sheets combined with their detachable controllers.
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It's a clever accessory, one that smartly leverages the Switch's detachable Joy-Con controllers as the arcade-style buttons.
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There are endless detachable wefts on the market that add length, enhance volume, or add color to your hair.
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IDC's data crucially includes Chromebooks and excludes Windows tablets including devices with a detachable keyboard like the Surface Pro.
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The detachable screen device is being positioned as a portable capable of everything from CAD development to serious gaming.
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The Google Pixel C sported a unique design where the tablet attaches to the detachable keyboard via strong magnets.
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Like a Surface Pro, the Go is a "detachable"—a tablet that attaches to Microsoft's alcantara Type Cover keyboard.
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The idea then and today remains the same: a tablet that transforms into a laptop with a detachable keyboard.
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Chinese manufacturer Onda has shown off its oBook 11 Pro, which features a very familiar detachable tablet and hinge.
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The detachable wand and hose allow you to reach high areas in your home or tricky spots under furniture.
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The detachable crossbody strap lets you drape it over your shoulder when you need hustle away from some Daleks.
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One of them is how to pee standing up -- something Sabastion does with the help of a detachable prosthetic.
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Available in gray or pink with front pockets, satin trim and a detachable belt, the robe is machine washable.
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The Switch Lite feels noticeably lighter than the original Switch, and a bit sturdier without the detachable Joy-Cons.
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The Dream Chaser freighter also includes a detachable piggyback cargo module that will be discarded during atmospheric re-entry.
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The device has a stainless steel detachable shaft and blade assembly, making it easy to clean in the dishwasher.
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This drone already comes equipped with a detachable 1080p action camera so you can take some awesome trick shots.
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The board has detachable extensions that allow kids to morph it from a skateboard to a scooter with ease.
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The glove is attached to a pulley, which, in turn, is connected to a detachable motor powered by AAA batteries.
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You can customize it according to your needs with features like a detachable front rack and a roomy bike bag.
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It's big enough to actually hold things, and it has a handle and detachable strap for multiple modes of carrying.
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The ribbed hinge that makes the device's detachable screen magic possible remains a little odd in the way it closes.
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It connects to your computer using a detachable Micro USB cable, and it's got RGB lighting that illuminates its switches.
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The variable kickstand and detachable keyboard mean the setup is adjustable to a lot of different situations, which is appreciated.
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It attaches to the windscreen via a magnetic mount and is easily detachable when you want to stow it away.
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The soda giant is printing detachable labels that double as festival wristbands to some of the country's biggest musical events.
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MySmartPrice posted several images of the device today, which show off the device using Chrome OS and a detachable keyboard.
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Like every good Surface clone (including Samsung's earlier attempts), it runs Windows 10 and comes with a detachable keyboard cover.
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It's got a 165-degree kickstand, and a detachable keyboard cover, and a stylus (though it's a nice Wacom one).
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The days of turning pants into shorts with one swift yank are back with new detachable jeans from Opening Ceremony.
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It also comes with a detachable zip top inner pouch for protecting your belongings from the rain or sneaky hands.
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Some models have a detachable side-scan sonar device, making them a fully integrated, dual-body search-and-rescue machine.
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And, of course, the screen is both convertible and detachable, so it doubles as a (albeit kind of bulky) tablet.
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Our favorite little droid's body disassembles into four different sized cups, while his detachable arms double as teaspoons and tablespoons.
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There's a detachable air filter that can capture PM2.5 particulates and also has a tiny fan to regulate the airflow.
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If you want to shop your own closet, there's a chance that the furry lining on your parka is detachable.
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The figure also comes with interchangeable hands that are detachable, according to a tweet posted by The Verge's Sarah Smithers.
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The design features a football field that's printed on top, and contains detachable goal posts, football triangles and a scorecard.
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Safe to say, if you want the cutting edge detachable 2-in-1 laptop, this is the way to go.
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The detachable cover has huge keyboard keys — much bigger than the ones on my MacBook air — and a glass trackpad.
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The Surface Pro X is only slightly thicker the iPad Pro and weighs only 1.7 pounds without the detachable keyboard.
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The Surface Pro X's detachable keyboard and trackpad should be familiar to anyone who's ever tried a Surface Pro before.
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With these results, it's clear that price is not the most important feature considered when acquiring a detachable – performance is.
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It could be a detachable like the iPad and Surface, or a convertible like many Windows or Chrome OS laptops.
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It could be a detachable like the iPad and Surface, or a convertible like many Windows or Chrome OS laptops.
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The lack of detachable Joy-Cons has another side effect: The Lite can't natively play games that require motion controls.
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The Alienware's detachable controllers also differ from the Switch's Joy-cons in an important way: you can't use them independently
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Along with the soundbar and detachable rear speakers, there's also a 10-inch powered subwoofer as part of the system.
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She completed her look with a cathedral length Swarovski crystal veil and a detachable train for a touch of drama.
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At the very least, Ford's latest hybrid concept will probably get suburban dads excited — a detachable electric motorcycle within a car.
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On top of new Intel 8th-gen CPUs, the Switch 7 Black is the world's first fanless detachable with discrete graphics.
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And while the hood is detachable, the fox fur trim is not, and you really don't want to get that wet.
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The two main types of 2-in-1 laptops are the detachable 2-in-1 and the convertible 2-in-23.
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The Surface Book 217 is a detachable 2-in-1 laptop, but operates a bit differently from most in that category.
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A minor gripe about these detachable controllers: the sides don't release from the tablet with the ease shown in Nintendo's commercials.
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It doesn't look like a MacBook Air, it doesn't have a 360-degree hinge, and it doesn't have a detachable display.
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The headphones also have an integrated mic and remote, and a detachable cable so that users can charge while they listen.
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It does away with the detachable Joy-Con controllers and HD Rumble, and there's an actual D-pad on the left.
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Instead, the initial goal with Labo was to find new ways to use the Switch's detachable controllers, known as Joy-Con.
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Similarly, the built-in controls and their lack of detachable controllers, HD rumble, and IR sensors creates some small compatibility issues.
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It's well built and magnetically latches to the Tab S63's screen, and there's a detachable holster for the S Pen.
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This issue causes the Switch's detachable controllers to detect input—or drift—even when nothing is actually touching the analog stick.
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The screen is also detachable from the keyboard, making it super lightweight when you want to work in tablet mode only.
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The Slate comes with a detachable keyboard that draws power from the tablet, so you never have to charge the accessory.
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Its detachable Joy-Con controllers can be removed and used independently or combined to give you something a little more traditional.
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I'm lying in bed and I think the crazy-looking girl with the detachable head is on top of my wardrobe.
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Other nice touches are the detachable carabiner that makes it easy to hang the AirPods from a bag or keychain ring.
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In a challenge to the likes of Apple and Samsung, Huawei launched its first 213-in-3603 tablet with detachable keyboard.
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The display is detachable from the base, and there's a discrete Nvidia GeForce GTX 965M graphics chip to amp things up.
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It lacks any bells and whistles, besides the buckle details at the sleeves and the detachable hood that it comes with.
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But at least it's detachable, and if the price for the package is right, I'm not going to complain (too much).
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Evolving the power and productivity of a PC with tablet-first design, the Spectre x2 is HP's thinnest detachable computer yet.
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Our top pick: One home deal to watch is the Shark ION robot vacuum cleaning system with a detachable hand vacuum.
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There's also a detachable keyboard cover accessory, and a Surface Pen stylus that allows for writing, drawing, note taking and more.
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The "Pose" star wore a custom Alex Vinash suit with a detachable feathered train with Jimmy Choo shoes and Tiffany jewels.
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The Riley bag comes with a complimentary black cover made of Italian leather, as well as a detachable gunmetal chain strap.
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There are more additions in this update, like a clone tool, a detachable color panel, and small UI improvements as well.
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Some of the Essential phone's features, like a detachable 360-degree camera, are also available on Samsung models, which are bulkier.
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A Heckler & Koch P9 pistol, on the other hand, has a detachable magazine, which is a component of the gun itself.
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The keyboard is detachable and connects via Bluetooth, and has a stand underneath to prop up for a better typing angle.
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Integrated over-the-ear headphones featuring suede-covered cushioned ear pads, detachable post-stud cinch tab, remote, and 1.25 meter cable.
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Additionally, Fasetto is selling some magnetically detachable accessories to expand the Link's functionality: a $29 battery pack and a $149 LTE expansion.
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These well-reviewed Bluetooth keyboards are 100% wireless and detachable, so you can bring them along or leave them behind on whim.
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An ambassador for the HP ZBook x2, Arocena prefers the portability of a detachable tablet over a laptop — without sacrificing processing power.
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The Switch is a gaming console/mobile hybrid, with a TV-connected dock housing a detachable tablet-like device — touchscreen and all.
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For instance, it has a detachable rubber wrist rest and can be angled to the optimal position for your hands while playing.
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The gown also comes with a matching lace detachable coat featuring a dramatic train (perfect for the freezing temperatures in Times Square!).
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Plus, it comes with a detachable handheld vacuum, so you can clean those hard-to-reach spots that the robot can't access.
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Okay, so this pair of headphones also has the cool twisted wire, and I give credit to Onkyo for making it detachable.
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The detergent actually comes from the detachable pads, so you're not putting detergent in the tank and potentially clogging up the nozzle.
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February 21rd, 2016 PC manufacturers first started copying Microsoft's Surface last year, building devices that act as laptops with a detachable keyboard.
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The MateBook is a tablet with a detachable keyboard much like Apple's iPad Pro, and runs Microsoft's latest operating system Windows 10.
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But the permanent keyboard is much sturdier than its detachable counterpart — in fact, the keys feels better and deeper than recent MacBooks.
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With a black walnut wood base and a detachable hand-blown glass shaft, it's your perfect companion for toking on the go.
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It has quilted fabric, a detachable hood, a zipper obscured by a front placket, and princess seaming along the waistline for definition.
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This is because if the magazine isn't detachable, it takes a lot more than a few seconds to reload the entire magazine.
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Inside, they'll find a compartment just large enough for the day's essentials, pockets to keep them organized, and a detachable key leash.
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It also comes with a detachable visor for blocking the sun and a "rain cape" to keep heads dry on wet rides.
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"The detachable piece is worn during the ceremony for a dramatic entrance, and then removed for dancing all night," Mr. Pozen said.
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There's also a feature that would include "a visual indicator" in the headset as to the "spatial proximity" of the detachable speaker.
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It also defined the term by specific characteristics, such as the ability to accept a detachable magazine and by certain cosmetic features.
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A detachable USB port keeps your phone charged all day, and a lockable zipper on the hidden laptop compartment helps prevent theft.
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It's equipped with two high-definition cameras and a detachable helicopter to take aerial images of the planet's cliffs, caves and craters.
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The ban includes semiautomatic rifles, semiautomatic shotguns and semiautomatic pistols with detachable magazines that can hold 10 or more rounds of ammunition.
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It's compatible with any Switch console with detachable Joy-Con controllers, which attach to the included leg strap and Ring-Con accessories.
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If you're lucky, the detachable suction-cup on the end of the pole — which has a camera and sensors — will stick. Congratulations.
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With two magnifying settings, you can view your whole face or use the detachable 10x magnifying mirror for up-close endeavors like tweezing.
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The detachable plastic palm rest, emblazoned with the Roccat logo (some sort of Blade Runner-inspired typeface next to a cat) is flimsy.
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The box comes with a detachable 6,100mAh Lithium-ion battery, a USB cable for Android phones and an Apple lightning cable for iPhones.
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Pros: Detachable, stackable, affordable Cons: Holds a maximum of 12 bottles Buy the Sorbus 3-Tier Stackable Wine Rack on Amazon for $17.99
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Following a delay, GoPro finally revealed the Karma at a splashy global launch event, showing off its foldable design and detachable hand stabilizer.
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It's powerful enough to run The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and also features its own, detachable micro-controllers for more party-like settings.
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For now, IDC says the tablet market's growth is in "detachables" — that is, tablets like the iPad Pro with first-party, detachable keyboards.
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All the HDJ-X headphones will be available in black and silver, feature swivel mechanisms, detachable cables, and to some degree, replaceable parts.
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Besides the wireless charging, and 2-in-1 tablet with detachable keyboard design, the Latitude 7285 will also include a Kaby Lake processor.
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Menounos wore a Pronovias strapless lace "Randala"-designed gown with a matching lace detachable coat, while Undergaro opted for a Ralph Lauren tux.
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Google is taking another shot at a Pixel tablet, with a high-end detachable meant to rival the iPad Pro and Surface Pro.
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The Pixel Slate is a Chrome OS tablet with a detachable keyboard cover that turns it into something very closely resembling a laptop.
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While the Pixel Book is a convertible via a swiveling keyboard, the Slate does dual-duty by way of a detachable keyboard case.
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But I'd rather just have better battery life without having to fuss with a detachable accessory — even if it's included in the box.
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"Priyanka's dress was designed intentionally to have a detachable train for her entrance to the Met Gala," stylist Cristina Ehrlich clarified to Refinery29.
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Human sperm mixed in with the peptide-covered beads quickly bind together, but remain detachable "by gentle pipetting" for the first 30 minutes.
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Bloomberg wrote:That tension makes the film feel harder and more a natural part of the device rather than a detachable accessory, they added.
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But IDC says it is seeing quick growth in "detachable tablets" or 2-in-1s – tablets that can be removed from a keyboard.
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The Envy is a detachable design, so it can operate like a tablet and have a keyboard when needed (not unlike Microsoft's Surface).
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Combines a single balanced armature tweeter with a 9.25mm dynamic driver, 22dB noise reduction, detachable cable, available in metallic red or metallic black.
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Combines a pair of balanced armature tweeters with a 9.25mm driver, 22dB noise reduction, detachable cable, available in metallic gold or metallic black.
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Microsoft hasn't created tablets or laptops in the way you'd expect, and the Surface Book's detachable display is a great example of that.
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The Series 7000 provides 120 minutes of cordless power after one hour of charge, and is easy to clean with a detachable cutter.
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However, this specific pair really stands out as a result of the detachable Cost: Find out more about Gucci's Tinsel Sport Sandals here.
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Nordstrom is selling a camel-colored coat from Burberry that comes with a detachable puffer vest for $3,790 at the time of writing.
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Compared with the G5's detachable parts, the high-end V20 is a safe, sleek upgrade to last year's very rugged-looking V10.
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Takeoff's alien space traveler is the newest addition to his collection of cosmic jewelry ... joining his detachable spaceship ring and his galaxy chain.
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The SKS had been modified to accept a detachable magazine, and the original stock was replaced with a folding one, the F.B.I. said.
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But Shank Mod's finished product is nothing short of stunning, offering wireless, detachable GameCube controllers that can be affixed right onto a Switch.
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Built-in security measures applied to the vehicle included 30-millimeter bullet-resistant laminated glass for the fixed windscreen and detachable side panels.
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The lone bright spot was for a special kind of tablet known as a detachable, which are tablets that have screens larger than 9 inches and detachable keyboards, like Microsoft's Surface Pro and Samsung's Galaxy Tab Pro S. For actual humans, the 9.7-inch iPad Pro gives people looking to the use iPad as a laptop replacement yet another option.
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HyperX's no-frills approach means that aside from a detachable mic and in-line remote, there's not much else going on with its entry.
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The detachable keyboard did come in handy when I wanted to get some work done while relegated to my bed during a sick day.
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"They're all great but I especially love the grey coat with detachable fur collar, the suede patchwork skirt, and the fisherman knit," he says.
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The system itself only lasts a few hours in portable mode, and the detachable controllers, or Joy-Cons, have their own equally limited batteries.
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This makes the Surface Pro 7 the most powerful model yet, and one of the best-performing detachable 2-in-1 tablets to date.
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Console gamers can adjust the volume and mute the noise-cancelling microphone with the headphone's detachable cable which has an in-line audio control.
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Probably the x2's biggest flaw is its lack of being much different to other Windows tablets with Core i processors and detachable keyboards.
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Today, the fast-food chain announced that its new, India-only Smoky Grilled Wings will come packaged in a box with detachable drone parts.
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To be included in the list, a computer only needed one thing—it had to have been built with an detachable keyboard in mind.
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Fender ships the Ten 5s with a detachable, subtly color-coded, tangle-resistant wire, along with a truly heavy duty and enormous carrying case.
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How they did it: The researchers followed eight calves and two mothers for 48 hours each using detachable acoustic tags to record their communication.
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At a hardware event in New York City today the company announced the Pixel Slate, a Chrome OS tablet with a funky detachable keyboard.
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The Switch Alpha 12 has a similar design to Microsoft's Surface Pro 4, including a kickstand and detachable keyboard that's included with the tablet.
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And I also have a pretty strong hunch that they're thinking pretty seriously about tablet form factors as well, maybe with a detachable keyboard.
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Burberry is selling a $3,790 camel-hair coat with a detachable puffer piece that makes you look like you're wearing two jackets at once.
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All the epaulets and collars and belting were detachable, and could be added and subtracted according to mood (and the need to communicate command).
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The Nespresso Latissima One is a slightly more powerful answer to the Pixie, with a detachable, easy-to-clean frother for macchiatos and cappuccinos.
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ModMic Business Attachable Noise-Cancelling Boom Microphone This detachable boom microphone connects to any set of headphones to make virtual communication less, well, awkward.
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As with other V-Moda headphones, the cushions are detachable and replaceable, and V-Moda says it has also improved the headphones' sweat resistance.
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There is no built-in storage, but the stroller's design is suitable for the detachable under-chair storage nets that you can buy separately.
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It's best to deal with King Missile's irreverent 1992 smash, "Detachable Penis," the way the band does in its sets: quickly, loosely, and early.
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With the signature ZoundPlug (more on that in a minute), a 3D hinge, and detachable fabric cord, the Plattan 2s are everything Urbanears encompasses.
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Detachable Button Down Pants (or "DBDP") feature 1) a large denim belt, 2) a denim garter-suspender contraption, and 3) two button-up pant legs.
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But one part of the tablet market that is thriving is the so-called 2-in-1 category, which refers to tablets with detachable keyboards.
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The water-resistant seat and bag are easily detachable from one another and provide an effortless experience for all the green-thumbed guys out there.
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But after Microsoft conjured up the original Surface with its kickstand and detachable keyboard in 2012, it's largely been five plus years of iterative improvements.
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The battery is also detachable, so if three hours isn't long enough, you can buy extras on the Hyperice site to keep your sessions going.
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The water-resistant seat and bag are easily detachable from one another and provide an effortless experience for all the green-thumbed dads out there.
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There's a detachable cable with a mini-XLR connector and a gorgeous flat carrying case; take the cue and treat them nicely, they deserve it.
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Providing an answer to Apple's option, but with Windows-specific strengths like a touchscreen and detachable display, is really why the Surface Book 2 exists.
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It's teeny enough to store in a closet but jam-packed with features, including adjustable tension controls, an electric fitness monitor, and detachable resistance tubes.
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Plus, thanks to its detachable bakelite handle, it can do double duty as a baking or roasting pan for when you fire up the oven.
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The Messenger Folio case gets rid of the backlit keys and detachable keyboard, instead opting for wider laptop-style keys with a fabric wraparound design.
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And within the tablet category, IDC is seeing an increased preference for detachable tablets (keyboard can be taken off) over slate tablets (without any keyboards).
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When it's closed, Lenovo's prototype looks a lot like a mix between a traditional clamshell and a detachable 9303-in-1 like a Microsoft Surface.
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A third-party hardware developer filed a lawsuit against Nintendo this week, alleging that the Nintendo Switch's detachable Joy-Con controllers infringe on its patents.
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Under the 2016 law, the bullet button is no longer acceptable, as the new regulations regard weapons with the mechanism as having a detachable magazine.
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It could forgo the dock entirely and just exist as a mobile console, or perhaps the new Switch may not have detachable Joy-Con controllers.
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Each edge of the pyramid would be two miles long; each face would accommodate dozens of detachable housing units, with sky-facing windows and terraces.
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A range of different tools, like detachable grippers, tongs and scrapers, help Flippy to cook burgers made to order, and keep a grill operating smoothly.
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And Yigal Azrouël has some lovely outerwear, like a leather jacket with a detachable fur collar ($475, originally $1,950), at its sample sale starting Tuesday.
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The company said it's experimenting with rollable smartphones, and a recent report said LG is planning to launch a phone with a detachable second screen.
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If you need some flexibility in your shower head, the 6.5-foot stainless steel hose on the ShowerMaxx 6-Spray Detachable Handheld Shower Head delivers.
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On the other, if those two turn out to be duds, a phone with a detachable secondary screen might start looking like a good idea.
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So if you're looking for a cheap hybrid tablet with a detachable keyboard, keep an eye on Microsoft's event at the end of the month.
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For a day, they held him on continuous watch in a cell where all the edges were soft and the sink had no detachable parts.
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From the rack, he pulls out a black strapless dress cut entirely from Velcro, on which beaded floral motifs are stuck — and are thus detachable.
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From single-use cleaning wipes to detachable toilet wands, disposable cleaning products are often more expensive and less effective than the reusable products they replace.
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The design hasn't changed much, but that's OK. I still like the detachable keyboard, which is easy to navigate, and the really portable form factor.
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A detachable buoyancy tank lets new swimmers make it 5 meters below the surface, while more experienced divers can ditch the tank and go deeper.
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The teeny off-road bike is powered by a small detachable battery similar to ones used for electric power tools and starts at around $650.
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Its tapered shape makes it easier to carry than the original Hopper and it has a detachable shoulder strap and three sets of reinforced handles.
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An increasing number of these replacement devices will be detachable products such as Microsoft's Surface Pro, a category IDC currently counts within its tablet numbers.
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If you were in the market for a new Microsoft Surface laptop or tablet, the choices used to be relatively simple — Surface Book for a potent laptop with a detachable screen, Surface Pro for a capable tablet with an optional detachable keyboard, or the Surface Laptop or Surface Go if you don't need as much power and don't care as much about tablet or laptop modes.
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So to help address those shortcomings, HP went out and made the Chromebook x2270, the world's first detachable Chromebook whose keyboard actually comes in the box.
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They're not exactly what we ended up using for Lunar EVAs, but they get all the basics: flexible joints, detachable helmets, life support, and so forth.
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For decades, art writers have touched on form only lightly and in passing, on the way to their reports on style and expression and detachable messages.
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Essentially, it's a tablet with detachable controllers that connects to a television, so you can play games both on the go and in your living room.
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V-Moda says it will work with "most brands" of headphones with detachable 3.5mm ports, including models from Beats, Philips, Hyper X, Audio Technica, and more.
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It's been a long time coming, but Android users can finally get their hands on a USB-C version of DxO's detachable smartphone camera — sort of.
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It's hard to tell from Sennheiser's photos if any of this was changed, though it looks like detachable at the earbud is still a no-go.
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This detachable lens allows you to shoot photos up to eight times closer without distortion, letting you capture the intricacies of even the smallest of objects.
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Sales of accessories for tablet computers like detachable keyboards, previously a laggard, also increased, although this reflected an easy comparison with last year's figures, Darrell said.
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It's a 10-inch tablet with a detachable smart speaker docking station, and the 32GB model is on sale for $199.99 at Amazon, down from $249.99.
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On one level, it seems inefficient to buy something that runs on a detachable phone if it's not going to see much use outside the headset.
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Designed for bassists and drummers with a custom 9.25mm "precision rare-earth driver," 22dB noise reduction, same detachable cable, available in metallic blue or metallic black.
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Compared to 3603-degree cameras we've seen from Nikon, Samsung, and Giroptic, the most interesting feature of the EX-FR200 is its detachable, 185-degree lens.
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"By no means was that everything," Kimishima told Bloomberg, suggesting that the tablet-style core unit and detachable controllers are part of a larger hardware initiative.
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It runs Windows 10 and has a glorious keyboard with a 13-inch or 15-inch detachable tablet screen, though you probably won't detach it often.
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Reviews love the Surface Book 2 for its incredible display, detachable keyboard form factor, and the optional stylus is still among the best in the market.
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Reviews love the Surface Book 253 for its incredible display, detachable keyboard form factor, and the optional stylus is still among the best in the market.
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Well, it's hard to complain in this price range, but they don't have a detachable cable and they're probably not the best choice for serious audiophiles.
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Both support detachable keyboards and improved S Pen functionalities (like the awesome GIF maker), longer-lasting batteries, Super AMOLED displays, improved sound, expandable storage and LTE.
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There are more than 80 minigames available to play, some of which make great use of the Joy Con, the name for the Switch's detachable controllers.
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A detachable keyboard, pen, and touchscreen are the main selling points, and Microsoft labels the MacBook Air "slower, heavier, and a bit square" in the commercial.
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This time, the detachable secondary screen is identical to the one on the phone — same OLED panel, same 6.4-inch size, same resolution, and same notch.
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The feeder has a sturdy plastic base with two detachable legs so you can adjust the height of the feeder for cats, puppies, and smaller dogs.
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In addition to gorgeous, full-color photos throughout, you'll get a handy keepsake section for your national parks stamps and a detachable fold-out poster map.
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Standouts were two-tone puffers and shimmering zip-up jackets shown alongside parachute pants, either with blown-up pockets, pull cords or finished with detachable pouches.
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Both cameras have detachable front lens covers which can be switched for ND filters or polarizers, but I found DJI's easier to swap in and out.
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Although she offered to adapt the hijab to be detachable and comply with security concerns, her supervisors did not accept the suggestion, according to the complaint.
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Pack most or all of the metal into a detachable block, one that isn't necessary to fire the gun and can be removed at any time.
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The shower head is clad in aluminum, like a MacBook or iPhone, and it has thoughtful touches, like a magnetic mount for a detachable shower hose.
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Instead of using a kickstand to prop the Chromebook x250 up, for example, the system features a detachable magnetic hinge that functions more like a traditional laptop.
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Stop me if you've heard this one before: there's a new tablet powered by a souped-up mobile processor, with a detachable keyboard and a magnetic stylus.
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The Pro X model is the one to go for if you want easily detachable switches, and costs $149.99 with either GX Clicky, Linear, or Tactile switches.
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With a detachable, you can completely remove the screen from the keyboard — usually a keyboard screen cover of sorts — to turn your laptop into a real tablet.
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Rather than use a detachable keyboard cover, the keyboard on this device acts as the base of the laptop, containing a massive battery and dedicated graphics inside.
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Millennials will make up 75 percent of the workforce by 2021, Hess said, and they demand the kind of flexibility provided by "detachable" products like the G23.
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Ornate lace appliques cascaded down the train, which lay atop 20 layers of tulle and was detachable for Morris to enjoy the evening on the dance floor.
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It's also versatile in that you can wear it as a handbag with the handlebar strap or as a crossbody bag thanks to the detachable long strap.
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The best competitor might have really cool features like a detachable hinge and a touchscreen, but it can't trump Apple where it counts—in the speed department.
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The products combine the generally well-received Windows 10 with a high-resolution touch-screen and, in the case of Surface Pros, a lightweight and detachable keyboard.
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HP 12-Inch Touch Chromebook for $399 ($200 off) HP's detachable 73-in-1 laptop has a bigger screen than the Surface Go's and better battery life.
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Ornate lace appliques cascade down the train, which lays atop 20 layers of tulle and is detachable for Morris to enjoy the evening on the dance floor.
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The mechanisms, which can be purchased online, are designed to meet legislators' rules for detachable ammunition magazines, while still allowing shooters to blast away with minimal interruptions.
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Possibly. Tablets like Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 (which also has a detachable keyboard and dedicated Bluetooth pen) have already proven that point (at least for Windows PCs).
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It includes three LED screens and space for four detachable 360-degree cameras to record video and take photos, as well as a smart rear view mirror.
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The New York retailer is selling a pair of Y/Project detachable short-jeans for a cool $425 to solve any impending weather woes that lie ahead.
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When you think about it, detachable short-jeans actually sound pretty cool, like a brilliant idea you might've thought of ages ago that never came to fruition.
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Like the original, the new controller will still have a nine-foot detachable cable, but will work with the Xbox One, and any PC running Windows 10.
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The non-slip thermo plastic elastomer bud tips and over-ear hooks keep them in place, and it has detachable cables that can be replaced if necessary.
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His upcoming collection includes a wool-blend biker jacket that can be worn three ways, pleated high-waisted trousers and a bra top with detachable jacket sleeves.
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However, this detachable accessory — which was never released in the US — didn't have the additional screen on its exterior, which appears to be new for this version.
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It could mean anything from having detachable headphones, allowing a user to use their own headphones (AirPods?), or adjustable headphones to fit different head sizes and shapes.
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The Supreme Court refused Monday to hear an appeal from gun owners and dealers in Maryland challenging the state's ban on military-style rifles and detachable magazines.
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From a Studebaker with a propellor tacked on, to a two-door sedan with a detachable airplane, the history of failed flying cars is long and thoroughly weird.
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The detachable tablet, which was announced alongside the Pixel 3 and Google Home Hub last month, joins last year's Pixelbook on the high-end of the Chromebook spectrum.
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The latest innovation in airplane safety might just be a detachable cabin, at least according to a Russian inventor who released his designs for the technology this week.
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The first issue felt very urgent to me, partly because it was newspaper size, with detachable pages that could become posters for people to hold during the march.
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The jacket features a detachable (and adjustable) hood, a waterproof outer layer, and is thick enough to keep you warm in the midst of Hoth-like weather conditions.
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In fact, the mother of three was keeping her arms warm with detachable ribbed wool and cashmere-blend coverings from Calvin Klein's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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The Remote + Mic Lightning Accessory Cable is compatible with Shure's SE series of sound isolating headphones, which have detachable cables that normally plug into a 3.5 audio jack.
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Flanking the display will be two detachable controller sections, giving you hardware controls when you need them, but a device more akin to a smartphone when you don't.
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The Raven H has a colorful stacked design that culminates in a posable, detachable, touch-sensitive top panel that displays simple status information through a cute LED array.
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But because of its detachable feature, it's also like the more handsome, spare-no-expense older brother to Microsoft Surface, which ignited its own hardware revolution of sorts.
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Plus, these metallic details are just another way to make the garment look polished and put-together — and don't worry, the chain is detachable for washing machine purposes.
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The vehicle takes what Volkswagen calls its MEB platform, or modular electric drive matrix, and shows how its detachable upper body can lead to other creative electric vehicles.
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I could even tell you that its top portion is a detachable projector that actually looked pretty good in the weirdly lit room in which I saw it.
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Instead of taking aim at his detachable hair or patchwork spray tans (all easy, though worthy, subjects), the advertisement gathers all the misogynist things he's said about women.
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What little we do know about the console has been gleaned from leaks, documents, and pictures that describe a portable console with detachable controllers and its own screen.
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LG: So if they came out with something that was a tablet with a detachable keyboard, and stylus, they're essentially competing with the Surfaces of the world. Yep.
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Sporting detachable beards, the men drove a Humvee onto Old Town Square in Prague on Sunday, wielding fake submachine-style BB guns and waving an Islamic State flag.
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The "assault rifle" can be defined differently by various jurisdictions, but it generally means: semi-automatic rifle with a pistol grip, detachable magazines, shrouded barrel, and flash suppressor.
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We totally get the parts highlighting the Surface's touchscreen, stylus option and detachable keyboard, but the cat transformation part was less than cute, and maybe a little scary.
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It's called "Joy-Con Drift," an issue where the analog sticks on the Switch's detachable controllers, called Joy-Cons, begin moving things on the screen on their own.
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Samsung's official case options include a back panel protector/detachable keyboard combo that are probably the best accessory of this style available on the market for any tablet.
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The measurements of the detachable one is uncertain, but when it's not in place, only a small, sad rod for it to fasten onto protrudes from the area.
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Beard Head® bearded deadwear: Bushy Biker Perfect for anyone who secretly wishes they could grow facial hair, this black beanie comes with a detachable bushy biker beard.
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Maryland's Firearm Safety Act of 85033 bans the AR-15 and other military-style rifles and shotguns, often referred to as "assault weapons," and detachable large-capacity magazines.
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Maryland's Firearm Safety Act of 2013 bans the AR-15 and other military-style rifles and shotguns, often referred to as "assault weapons," and detachable large-capacity magazines.
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It would "outlaw all new semiautomatic rifles and shotguns capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition in either a fixed or detachable magazine," per the WSJ.
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Microsoft's Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 detachable products are clearly targeting mobile professionals willing to pay top dollar for their hardware, and yet there's no cellular option.
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By making its keyboard detachable, it allows users to offset they keyboard to one side or angle it however they want instead of having it bolted onto the system.
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Really, the only key differences here are a higher-res screen and a detachable form factor — the latter of which isn't hugely distinct, given the laptop's fully swiveling keyboard.
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It's got a pointy end (and we all know Arya knows how to use that), but then it's also got a detachable bottom that can be removed for... something.
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DigiTimes claimed earlier this month that the next Surface Book would be a clamshell laptop design without a detachable display, and would be announced by the end of April.
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Photo via Big Agnes Photo via Big Agnes A small detachable battery pack powers the lights and you can jettison that bit if you're really looking to shed ounces.
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Some are detachable and can be left behind whenever, and some are in built into iPad cases so that you'll have access to a keyboard when you need it.
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And for the business crowd, it includes TPM and NFC for secure payments, a smartcard reader and even a removable SSD drive (a true rarity for these detachable systems).
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And with the Switch's detachable Joy-Cons, you wouldn't even have to make a full controller — just a keyboard with the rails for the Joy-Cons to slot into.
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This would be one heavy jacket if used to max capacity: it can carry up to 30 pounds with its 14 pockets, two detachable compartments and a duffel bag.
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But with all the detachable pockets and sections available, with some careful planning you might be able to optimize your travel experience without your phone charger poking your back.
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With its multifunctional features like TV docking, handheld mode, and detachable motion controllers, it was (and continues to be) a huge hit among both new and seasoned gamers everywhere.
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That means it should retain its overall exterior look and signature detachable keyboard design, which set it apart from other laptops in general, including Apple and Microsoft's own laptops.
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And I'm sure there will be plenty of people who will take advantage of the Switch's detachable controllers to do just that, duking out Final Destination-style duels anywhere.
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A luxury item in the late Roman Empire, the cage cup has a convex bottom with no base, and nests inside an elaborate, completely detachable openwork stand (the "cage").
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Most of the coat's features are detachable, from the fur hood lining (in either real or faux) to the lightweight leather gloves that seamlessly zip into the sleeve pockets.
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HP Envy X210 looks just like the Spectre X105 detachable already available, while Asus' NovaGo is a standard laptop that is visually indistinguishable from the rest of its lineup.
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Designer Mark Zunino posted a photo standing alongside Richards who was wearing the strapless design, which was covered in floral appliqués and featured a floor-sweeping, detachable tulle skirt.
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For starters, the half-moon, detachable leather pouch (which is available in beige and coral) is so damn cute, you'll want to carry it with you at all times.
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Many will argue it's still a tablet, but the detachable keyboard and stylus makes it more akin to the 2-in-1s we've seen over the past few years.
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LG might dispute that claim with its G5 and its disguised antennas, but the G5 has a detachable bottom that really detracts from the notion of a unibody device.
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You'd still recognize them as a gaming set when the detachable boom mic is in use, but that recognition would come from their functionality rather than their garish appearance.
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It works as a personal assistant bot, completing basic tasks and recognizing people and voices––but remove its detachable arms, and it can be ridden like a traditional Segway.
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It was the founding place of the modern detachable collar, an industry that would end up making it an economic powerhouse in the early 20th century (hence "Collar City").
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The Surface Pro detachable tablets were given scores of one and two over the years by iFixit, and the Surface Pro 7 tablet, announced in October, received a one.
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There are wide-leg cobalt trousers, pulled and twisted at the seams, paisley shirts with detachable cuffs and more double-layered overcoats — styles Hwang has quickly established as signatures.
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It's so easy to get caught up on specs and speeds and hinges and detachable parts and all the ways we try to tell one laptop from another these days.
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But while versatility is the obvious hallmark to mention, with their collapsible heel and detachable soles, it's actually been the temperature control and material that has surprised me the most.
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Microsoft surprised everyone with its unveiling of the Surface Book laptop with a detachable display, but the software maker might not bring this tablet feature to its Surface Book 2.
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DigiTimes also claims Microsoft shipped 500,000 Surface Book devices last year, and that the laptop had limited demand due to the detachable design conflicting with the company's Surface Pro line.
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The Logitech Slim Combo features a hard case with an adjustable stand, a detachable full-size, backlit keyboard and a row of shortcuts, and a holder for the Apple Pencil.
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And the components that are developed and sourced to make these experiments possible — the detachable wireless keyboards and integrated displays, for instance — might trickle down to into more mainstream products.
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Sure, we've had detachable screens, displays that can flip around, and some weird-looking alternatives, like the Surface Book's chunky design or Lenovo's Yoga line with their watchband-style links.
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Featuring diamonds set in platinum, it was made in 1932 for the Queen's grandmother Queen Mary and features a center detachable brooch made of ten diamonds dating back to 1893.
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Though they haven't devoted a device specifically to mopping yet, the Deebot M80 is a 2-in-1 device that uses a detachable water tank and reusable pads for mopping.
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The last time she wore them (minus the pearls, which are detachable) was to an event at the Royal Albert Hall in 1997, just a few weeks before her death.
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Another sharp edge can be found at the bottom of the G5 when no Friends are connected, as the detachable "chin" of the phone doesn't sit perfectly flush with it.
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And as if all of this weren't already sci-fi enough, each of the units will be built separately and connected to the core of the building through detachable valves.
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With 230 levels of light available, you'll have ultimate control over your light design, and you can even mount the detachable, magnetic light to lamp posts and other metal surfaces.
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The thieves were only interested in one part of Hercules' body — his, um, bountiful endowment — so local officials decided to take action and add a special something: a detachable penis.
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Many companies introduced so-called featureless rifles that have a detachable magazine, but none of the other attributes that would qualify a firearm as an assault weapon under California's rules.
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Uh, probably, because if Cruel Intentions taught me anything, a necklace with a detachable tiny spoon tends to be used for one thing — snorting coke at your step-brother's funeral.
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Inside, there's a neoprene water bottle sleeve, phone pocket, pen holder, padded laptop sleeve, notebook or tablet sleeve, and an interior side pocket — as well as a detachable key holder.
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The bag on the left also comes in sizes large and extra-large (the same as the regular tote), and features both a zippered top and a detachable shoulder strap.
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" Shopify's reader is a device designed to cover all those bases, with a detachable reader that you can use one-handed and can handle both swipes and chip-based "dips.
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" CBLPI refers to her as the "Queen of Polling" in Conway's Miss January spread, and she wears her now infamous "navy sheared beaver jacket with fox trim and detachable hood.
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The secondary storage compartment on the front of the bag has a hidden trick — It's a detachable daypack with a main compartment and a small pocket on the very front.
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The laws tend to get bundled with measures banning assault weapons, but large capacity magazines can be attached to most semi-automatic firearms that accept detachable magazines, according to Giffords.
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But this time, these collars have got an added bonus: Many of them are detachable, which means you can wear these dickeys with many more things, in many more ways.
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With a range up to 40 feet, they'll work with any gaming setup, plus the microphone is detachable in case no one on your team is listening to your directions.
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When it's out, your home and portable play will be combined into one unit: Switch is a tablet with detachable controllers that can dock with your TV, playing its games anywhere.
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And with the news that Google has killed the Pixel C Android tablet and Samsung's next Chromebook is a detachable 2-in-1, it's clear who is coming out on top.
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Shure's cable is detachable, Kevlar-reinforced, and extra thick: it resists tangling and produces no detectable microphonics (the noise you hear inside the headphone when the cable rubs against your shirt).
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It features a detachable screen which doubles as a computing tablet—a combination that has already found a following, and according to some, offers better value than comparable laptops from Apple.
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The mechanical keyboard features a detachable cable system, customizable RBG lighting, and Romer-G key switches, which Logitech says registers key presses up to 25 percent faster than standard mechanical keyboards.
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It also looks like the dragonglass part is detachable and can be fitted inside a longer staff-like weapon, either with a hilt on the other end, or another stabby part.
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According to Kensington Palace, the English tiara, which features diamonds set in platinum, was made in 1932 and features a center detachable brooch made of ten diamonds dating back to 1893.
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Microsoft Juices Its Surface Book With More Power and 16-Hour Battery LifeMicrosoft blew our minds last year when it announced the Surface Book—and its crazy detachable…Read more Read
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All have "matching print hoods with small ears, detachable mittens, and a zipper down the front of the suit covered with a fabric snap flap at the chest," the CPSC said.
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The Pro Wireless is ambidextrous and it has detachable side buttons — so you can have them on the interior of your grip, no matter which hand you're using the mouse with.
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Every bag comes with a detachable laundry bag that's folded inside a small pocket and can be unrolled, filled, and attached to the inside of the suitcase with a metal snap.
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The box will include the main unit (the part with the LCD screen), the dock and the detachable controllers (called Joy-Cons) that go on either side of the main unit.
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The company claims the new model will be able to play GoW 216 and Forza Motorsport 21 flawlessly at 2499, 60 FPS — a pretty impressive feat for a compact, detachable laptop.
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There are differences here and there that make it clear this is something different, though; the bezels don't match, nor does it look like the strap in these images is detachable.
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Like Nintendo's 2DS, a version of the 3DS that doesn't have a foldable screen and hinge, the Switch Lite is probably a more durable product, since there are no detachable parts.
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In short, it's said to be a tablet-style device powered by Nvidia mobile hardware; it has detachable controllers, and can be hooked up to a TV for living room play.
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There are detachable weapon arms, murder hats, bike swords, blood fountains, and romantic poetry all over this game, and every minute playing feels like being at a rock concert turned battlefield.
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"These 2-in-1 Y/Project trousers come in a straight-leg silhouette with slim-fitting, detachable shorts that feature high-rise cutouts along the front," reads Opening Ceremony's product description.
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The shoes have a leather upper, a massive rubber lug sole and a 2.75-inch flatform; they also feature detachable nylon pouches that can carry small items like keys or cash.
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While they may not be as wacky as Gigi's detachable jeans or her floor-grazing trousers, they are certainly memorable, especially in a week when Bella's been mostly seen in eveningwear.
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Congress decided that if a gun had two or more of the defined features, as well as a detachable magazine, it would be considered an "assault weapon" and would be outlawed.
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Another potential hurdle related to user experience: The battery on Lily wasn't detachable, so after 15 to 20 minutes of flying, the aircraft would need an hour or more to recharge.
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The men may have been playing it mostly safe this time around, Billy Porter in his version of the Bjork swan dress, a white tux swan train, detachable for sitting, excepted.
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Our top pick: Shark's ION robot vacuum cleaning system has a detachable hand vacuum, so you're able to get the absolute best clean — even when the robot vacuum misses a spot.
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Similar to the detachable turtlenecks that have been a street style and runway hit the past few seasons, these throw-on-and-go collars are as utilitarian as they are ornamental.
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It also has both an adjustable and detachable crossbody strap along with two smaller handles that you can button together so they don&apost slip off your shoulder as you walk.
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California may ban detachable caps on plastic bottles that could potentially set a bottling standard for the rest of the nation and the state also is looking at restricting plastic straws.
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The touch capability is a good start, and it would be nice to see a detachable tablet-like screen that you can take off and bring with you to the couch.
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It's small enough to pack into a little cabinet, but it offers excellent suction, and the detachable hose is critical for getting into tight spaces, which a converted van is full of.
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It's $59, comes in a variety of colors and can either use its flexible tail to wrap around the shower-head spout or detachable suction cup to stick to the shower tile.
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The downside of convertible over detachable should be familiar to anyone who's ever used one of these things: when flipped around all the way, the keyboard becomes the back of the tablet.
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The $999 Galaxy Book 2 is essentially the same kind of machine as Microsoft's popular Surface Pro: a tablet with a detachable keyboard and pen that runs the full Windows 10 experience.
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It supports both the iPad and iPad Pro, works at multiple viewing angles, has a detachable backlit keyboard that features seven different colors, and it includes integrated storage for the Apple Pencil.
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Making it an easily detachable, modular device is a huge boon for enterprise use, since it can much more easily be shared and cheaply deployed across a wide range of different industries.
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Naturally, the infotainment system will include basic navigation and voice control features through three LED screens — but it also has a 360-degree detachable camera to record road trips (and take selfies).
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It's small enough to fit in a cupholder or your bag, and comes with a detachable air quality tracker which you can take with you anywhere to monitor the air around you.
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And it's copious amount of power that sets it apart from the masses (plus its detachable screen, but I just don't know how big a selling point that'll be for potential users).
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Fendi had detachable fox fur adornments encircling silver and pavé diamond watches from its My Way collection, mirroring the fluffy charm movement that was on display at Milan Fashion Week last month.
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In all those attacks, except for Nice, where a large truck was used as a killing machine, the main weapons used by the attackers were semiautomatic rifles with high-capacity, detachable magazines.
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Nikolas Cruz, the alleged shooter, reportedly used an AR-6900, which is categorized in some states as an "assault weapon" for having a detachable high-capacity magazine and other military-style features.
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What has definitely persisted is the store's strange power to make you believe you can pull off looks you certainly cannot—for instance, an MM22015 Maison Margiela denim detachable-shorts romper ($22017).
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Trousers were full, boots thigh-high leather — matte and patent — and where there was skin there were often detachable gauntlet sleeves (see one starry midnight blue one-shoulder cocktail frock in particular).
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U.S. District Judge Colm Connolly in Delaware said Acacia had not adequately pled its claims that HP's Envy x2 detachable convertible personal computer infringed on three patents related to flash storage technology.
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Valextra offered Passepartout, a highly practical boxy leather tote with detachable clutch on the side made from a myriad fuzzy materials; Elena Ghisellini presented pieces inspired by the architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Ornate lace appliques cascade down the train, which lays atop 20 layers of tulle and is detachable for Morris to enjoy the evening on the dancefloor (as seen in her husband's wedding post).
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There are a lot of moving parts here, but a digital recipe book (essentially a detachable dongle) can guide you through cooking a couple hundred dishes, using a small screen on the bottom.
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Not only were they not detachable at the earphone itself (something that's pretty standard with other high-end IEMs), but the top portion of the cable was truncated, meaning it didn't rest comfortably.
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The Hive View is a small detachable magnetic camera with 6.753-degree view, manual pan-and-tilt control, and the ability to send alerts to your smartphone when it detects motion or sound.
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This premium grill pan is constructed with aluminum, a detachable bakelite handle, and a stainless steel underside for warp resistance and even heat distribution, allowing you to cook on any stovetop and oven.
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The lineup also features bendable and twistable headbands, detachable cables, a cardioid boom microphone, and customizable nameplates so you can put your company or band logo on the outside of the ear pads.
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The detachable crevice tool glides along edges with an LED light so you won't miss anything and the compact TuboEraser tool is apparently powerful enough to tackle smaller surfaces like upholstery and stairs.
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Photo: LegoOfficially available starting June 1 for $100, the set includes the Apollo 11 Eagle lunar module with detachable ascent and descent stages so you can recreate the historic mission again and again.
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Sure the TabPro S runs Windows 10 and has a detachable keyboard/screen cover, but the core chassis has more in common with the iPad Pro than it does Microsoft's Surface Pro 4.
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Because a rifle with a bullet button did not technically have a detachable magazine, it could be customized with all the other features that for assault weapons fans are key to their appeal.
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Due to the detachable option, it comes with upper thigh and lower booty cleavage, which seems to be quite the trend these days, thanks to the likes of Re/Done and the Kardashians.
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Also included in the package are two detachable cups to put your ingredients in, two flip-top lids, a set of lip rings for each cup, a pocket nutritionist, and a recipe book.
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For her tiara, Sophie wore a previously unseen piece from the Crown Jewel collection made up of four detachable diamond anthemions believed to have been taken from one of Queen Victoria's famous crowns.
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In its latest bid to protect its margins and expand its customer base, Cielo last week launched a detachable card machine reader that connects to the back of a mobile phone, dubbed Lio+.
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The Kremlin star-inspired Stasia stack a large and a small bejeweled stars, and is equipped with a detachable post so the pieces can be worn two ways or combined with other earrings.
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Five Affordable, Effective Alternatives to Disposable Cleaning Products From single-use cleaning wipes to detachable toilet wands, disposable cleaning products are often more expensive and less effective than the reusable products they replace.
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Dell, HP and Microsoft, which together account for 52% of the notebooks and detachable tablets sold in the United States, said the proposed tariffs would increase the cost of laptops in the country.
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HCG1 Pro Gaming Headset With superior sound quality, versatile connectivity, cushioned earpads, and a clear detachable microphone, this gaming headset helps you hear every footstep, movement, and gunshot for the ultimate gaming experience.
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Now a museum, it's emblazoned with the name of its founder, Peggy Guggenheim, who placed outside it a statue of a horseman with a conspicuous phallus (detachable in the event of ecclesiastical visits).
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The Surface Pen and detachable keyboard remain optional — and somewhat pricey — accessories, though Microsoft tells me that a large percentage opt to get the type cover keyboard, with fewer opting for the pen.
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Xiaomi has a very interesting prototype, Samsung is planning to launch the mysterious (and expensive) Galaxy F, and LG is working on many interesting form factors, including a phone with a detachable screen.
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Along with Lady Gaga's decision to match her hair to her periwinkle cloud of a Valentino ball gown, complete with matching detachable sleeves, it was one of few fashion surprises of the night.
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AK-12 (AK-15) rifle is equipped with integrated Picatinny rail on the top of the redesigned, detachable top cover, which permits simple and fast installation of modern day and night sighting equipment.
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Both mother and daughter wore the same tank top dress, which had matching detachable sleeves, although Jenner chose to pair her look with a pair of black heels, while Stormi rocked some white sneakers.
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Comprised of a tablet-style body with a fold-out kickstand and a detachable keyboard, the ROG Mothership GZ700 appears to be a giant Surface for gamers, but it's so much more than that.
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The researchers reasoned that, if the detachable penis trick happened more often with older females, it would confer an advantage for the males and provide a tidy explanation for why they prefer older females.
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They're both tablets first, with a minimal number of inputs (the Surface Go has one USB-C port, one 22mm audio port, and a Surface charging port), and they both have detachable keyboard covers.
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Like: A suction cup to stop the pillow from slipping into the gap between the airplane wall and window seat, a detachable hoodie for privacy (seriously) and a pocket to hold iPhones and wallets.
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There were a few other quirks to note: they all exhibited a few moments when the laptop's batteries (it houses one within the keyboard, and another in the detachable tablet) wouldn't charge during gameplay.
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It is through form that an artwork involves us in the first moment and afterward, as we track down the work's detachable content: the emotion it expresses or the message it wants to transmit.
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Thanks to its detachable Joy-Con controllers, it supports two-player co-op or competitive play right out of the box in a variety of games, like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Smash Bros.
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It's certainly an improvement over the name of the laptop it replaces: last year's Samsung Galaxy TabPro S. Like the TabPro S, the Book is a Surface-style Windows 10 device with detachable keyboard.
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In 2013, the Met was criticized for phasing out its well-known metal admission buttons, which had became a tourist totem, and replacing the tin-plate pieces with less expensive, more efficient detachable stickers.
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The detachable DUM (Distinctly Un-Magical, in MrSpeakers parlance) cable has been improved from the stiff one I tested with the Ether Flows, and it produces no noise from rubbing against clothes or surfaces.
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It has a detachable wand and hose to aid in cleaning up high or under furniture, and it also comes with a combination tool and stair tool for cleaning furniture, curtains, bedding, and more.
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Microsoft essentially birthed the first decent detachable, forever splitting the 2-in-1 category into two separate categories: slates with kickstands and removable keyboards, and more traditional laptop-like systems with 360 rotating hinges.
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Unlike the shower head in my home, Play's is detachable which, according to a 2015 VICE article, is like having the thing that gets you clean doing double duty as the best vibrator ever.
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One of the key advantages that Xiaomi seems to be touting with the Mi Drone is the modularity and serviceability of the whole thing — the camera module is detachable, as are all the rotors.
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Fendi's furry pom-poms kick-started a bonafide trend this past year, thanks to the Kaiser, and last season's detachable Fendi Strap You bag strap is slowly becoming as iconic as the bags themselves.
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He calls the '90s and early 2000s a "creative clusterfuck of toy ideas," reminiscing about pregnant Barbie dolls with detachable bellies  and "Puppy Surprise" stuffed dogs who "gave birth" to smaller stuffed dogs.
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The trouble is that this design imperative has typically made the combo devices into either thick, heavy tablets or clamshells with detachable screens so heavy they balance poorly on your lap in laptop mode.
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In order to get that smaller size and price point, Nintendo had to cut out key features, most notably the detachable controls, built-in rumble, and the ability to connect to a television set.
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This Razer base station is just the thing — it has a headset stand, three USB ports for keeping all of your devices in one place, a non-slip detachable base, and Razer Chroma support.
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Around 2012, we started to see 2-in-1s and hybrids surface as a label for devices that looked like a notebook but had a detachable screen that could be turned into a tablet.
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Dell just announced more pricing and availability details today on the device, which is a 27000-inch, detachable 2-in-1 first announced back at CES, and others in its new lineup of hybrid laptops.
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It also includes a detachable wrist strap that lets you easily slide the device on and off so you don't have to worry about accidentally dropping your fireshooter in the middle of a flame war.
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She turned to the design team at bridal atelier Ines Di Santo to create her dream dress, a form-fitting mermaid-style, lace design featuring a low-back with buttons, mermaid silhouette and detachable sleeves.
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Both plush costumes — a shark and a unicorn — include "flat seams and no tags for an ultra-comfy feel," Target describes, as well as detachable parts and hidden openings for ease of use and comfort.
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And because 1MORE knows you don't go anywhere without your headphones, they've included a detachable Kevlar braided cable for convenient, tangle-free listening and an anodized aluminum alloy design that's both tough and fingerprint-resistant.
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Arthouse Meath Charity Wonder Woman Card See Details This Wilby Primrose Yellow Citibag has been designed by Meg Matthews, crafted in vegan and sustainable cork leather, comes with a detachable leather chain and hand strap.
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So who needs a detachable workstation capable of competing with a mid-range desktop setup, especially one that eats through its own battery like a stoned college student devours obscure anime on a Saturday morning?
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Each kit allows Switch users to create strange cardboard toys that have slots for the Switch and its detachable, motion-sensing controllers.. Players can craft fishing poles, playhouses, robots, and even a rudimentary paper piano.
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Frankly, the iPad Pro was a clear response to Microsoft's Surface Pro, which popularized the idea of adding a detachable keyboard and stylus to a powerful tablet so you could work done with a slate.
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It's still a bummer that the Type Cover keyboard costs an additional $129.99, since it's basically essential to the device, but the Surface Pro 7 remains the detachable 2-in-1 tablet to beat regardless.
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Parrot Rolling SpiderWhile it comes with a pair of detachable wheels that let it roll up walls and across ceilings, I found they didn't adequately keep the $23 Rolling Spider from slicing into household objects.
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One other detail makes the G6 different from many competitors: The battery is visible (as opposed to being built into the frame) and easily detachable; you charge it at home with Greyp's own custom charger.
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As Richard Aboulafia, an aviation analyst, explained to Wired, Airbus stockpiles a whole slew of patents that never see the light of day—including detachable cabins to assist with boarding and bunk-bed-style seating.
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Feinstein had raised concern about bump stocks in Congress, bringing up a similar but more sweeping restriction in 2013 that proposed banning all semiautomatic weapons that could accept a "military feature" like a detachable stock.
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The device is essentially a detachable 2-in-1 laptop that allows you to use the screen as a tablet, plus it boasts an Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.
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"Despite lukewarm reviews, the iPad Pro was the clear winner this season as it was the top selling detachable, surpassing notable entries from Microsoft and other PC vendors," added IDC's senior research analyst Jitesh Ubrani.
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While the Concept UFO has many of the Switch&aposs hallmark features, like detachable controllers and the ability to be plugged into a bigger screen, it also differs from Nintendo&aposs system in many ways.
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It's a full Windows 10 gaming PC, shrunken down into a form factor very similar to a Nintendo Switch — complete with detachable controllers and a dock to hook it up to a TV or monitor.
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While she was in the hospital, her father hired workers to build a ramp from their garage to their house for Lisa's wheelchair and to add handholds and a detachable shower head in their bathroom.
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OHNI Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Case — starting at $58.99 See Details The Fintie Slimshell Case with a detachable magnetic keyboard sports a slightly different look, looking less like a mini laptop than the case mentioned above.
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The device is essentially a detachable 2999.00-in-2300 laptop that allows you to use the screen as a tablet, plus it boasts an Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.
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Around that time, we started to see 2-in-1s and hybrids surface as a label for devices that looked like a notebook but had a detachable screen that could be turned into a tablet.
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Another indication that Android is in its twilight years for tablets and two-in-ones is the news last month, also from Chrome Unboxed, that Samsung's next flashy Chromebook could be a detachable two-in-one.
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And if you need a PC or a laptop, laptops are laptops and they're gonna be laptops, and they might get new features like a touchscreen or pen support or the detachable feature ... KS: Nothing exciting.
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This isn't the first time a detachable cabin has been proposed, as Airbus filed its own patent for a similar idea in February 2013, though the company's version deals more with convenience than safety, Wired reported.
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The Toughbook 33 is a 2-in-1 convertible, with a completely detachable 2810-inch tablet featuring a 2461K touchscreen offering some unique software features to allow it to function in rain or while wearing gloves.
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It has a new 51.4-megapixel 43.8mm x 32.9mm sensor (that's nearly twice as large as a 35mm "full frame" sensor), Fujifilm's X-Processor Pro imaging processor, 1080p video recording capability, and a detachable electronic viewfinder.
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IDC includes both traditional tablets and more powerful devices, like the Surface Pro, in its count of tablet sales — any tablet with a first-party detachable keyboard counts, but convertible laptops with permanently attached keyboards don't.
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You can fold over the back of the case to prop up your iPad like a laptop (it fixes in place with magnets), but the stand only has one angle, and the keyboard is non-detachable.
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Snapmaker is an upcoming Kickstarter project with a lofty goal: to be the holy trinity for at-home makers by using detachable modules to convert between a 3D printer, a CNC carver, and a laser engraver.
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Of course, there's the same issue you'll get with all of these none detachable systems: the keyboard is still exposed on the other side, so you're holding onto that bit when using it as a tablet.
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"With the PC industry in decline, the detachable market stands to benefit as consumers and enterprises seek to replace their aging PCs with detachables," Jitesh Ubrani, senior research analyst at IDC, said in a press release.
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The legislative package, which passed the Senate Appropriations Committee on Monday and will go before the full body on Thursday, also seeks to eliminate a loophole in an existing law prohibiting weapons with detachable ammunition magazines.
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Get the ORORO Heated Jacket Kit with Detachable Hood and Battery Pack See Details We know that those puffy vests are the warmest thing you can get next to a winter jacket, but they've been dethroned.
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Sources say early testing showed the front-heavy design led to greater vibration, and those forces can sometimes shake loose a detachable battery, leading to the kind of sudden power failure seen in Karma crash videos.
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Microsoft's engineers obsess over hinge details for its range of Surface devices, and the company has created a unique kickstand for the Surface Pro and Surface Studio devices, and a detachable display for the Surface Book.
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Depicting a man's white detachable shirt collar lying on a checkerboard, it's a precisely composed image of Jazz Age elegance, and it has a subtle, surrealistic poetry hinting at a game of erotic moves and countermoves.
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A detachable lining, which protects the inside of the 12-inch-high trophy's top when it is used for toasts, had been received through the post by the chairman of the English Football Association, Joe Mears.
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Microsoft's Surface Go stands out on this list for its diminutive size and its unique form factor: It's a Surface tablet with a detachable keyboard and stylus pen (both often sold separately)—not your standard laptop.
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It featured a detachable octagonal brooch-cum-pendant with pavé and bullet-cut diamonds set in platinum, and a Burmese sugarloaf sapphire so large it's a wonder Taylor was able to remain upright while wearing it.
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The other patent, "Display System Having An Audio Output Device," refers to "a head-mounted display unit and a detachable speaker unit," which is far easier to understand, basically addressing the headphone component of a headset.
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With the aid of its insidious claws, a detachable segment of the aptly named jumping cholla can latch onto unsuspecting passers-by, with the hope of being delivered to fresh soil in which to take root.
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Tailored to the more "on-the-fly" experience that the original Switch offered, the Lite ditches the detachable Joy-Con controllers and TV dock for a smaller design that fits perfectly into a more mobile lifestyle.
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Amazon's car plays on the tech and retail giant's emphasis on efficiency and speed, with a battery that charges in 10 minutes, as well as a detachable drone that will deliver parcels directly to the boot.
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The interior features card slots, an Apple Pencil holder, and a space for large documents or notes, while the detachable hand strap allows the case to be converted to a cute wristlet for hands-free carrying.
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Since then, I have worn the coat only a handful of times, shivering regretfully in the foggy San Francisco evening as the slick fabric pulled heat from my body and the detachable hood flew off my head.
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The bright pink, island-themed booster and activity seat can also be used as a support seat, and it features six toys, a chair harness, a detachable toy bar, and a removable snack and cup holder tray.
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The Spectre x133 — a tablet with a detachable keyboard case — was pretty well received when it was introduced two years ago, but it had one big drawback: it could only be configured with Intel's Core m processors.
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Fintie Slimshell Case with detachable keyboard — starting at $215 See Details Different color and pattern options are great and all, but sometimes, you just want to count on your iPad not getting completely destroyed if it falls.
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It has that familiar Switch form factor, with a touchscreen in the middle and detachable controllers on the sides, but inside the machine is a totally open Raspberry Pi. Can it run the latest Mario or Zelda?
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The term "assault weapon" is nebulous, but state-level bans on such firearms have defined them as center-fire semi-automatic weapons that can take detachable magazines and have two or more features, like a specialized grip.
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Called the Pixel Slate, according to Android Police's David Ruddock, the new device looks like a relatively high-end tablet with a detachable keyboard, setting this up as a competitor to the iPad Pro and Surface Pro.
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These detachable Joy-Cons can be used for motion-control functions (like the original Wii Remotes) as well as serve as a pair of mini controllers that two people can use to play certain cooperative games together.
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Though they come with two cases — a bag for the headset and a bag for the detachable cable, which is about four inches longer than it needs to be — I usually just wear them around my neck.
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But anyone who's used a Nintendo Switch as a portable console is well aware of its potential issues: Using the detachable controllers ("Joy-Con") to hold the console feels fraught, as if you'll inevitably break the device.
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Even the tiara was given a 21st-century update, finding form in a flowering headpiece set with two large lilies (both detachable as brooches) forged from red spinels, rhodolite garnets, white diamonds and two pear-shaped tourmalines.
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To save weight, the plane is equipped only with two centrally located landing gear in the fuselage and one detachable "pogo" gear on each wing, which are attached after the aircraft has come to a full stop.
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Rather than having to tuck in a collared shirt, dealing with layering lumpy sleeves, or constantly dry cleaning your shirts, a detachable choker makes getting the prim and proper look of a collar easier than ever before.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)There's also a detachable sound-canceling mic, so after you're done gaming, you can unplug the mic and use the Cloud Orbit S on the bus or subway without looking like a weirdo.
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Revolvers have multiple chambers (usually six, but sometimes five or seven) which rotate, or revolve, between shots to place a new round in firing position, while semiautomatic pistols load ammunition from a magazine, which is sometimes detachable.
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From there, you mount the Switch to the dock so the image shows up on your TV. On the sides of the Switch are strips with physical buttons, which are actually detachable wireless controllers called Joy-Cons.
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Not only can you use it as a backpack and shoulder bag (it has two adjustable back straps, plus one detachable single shoulder strap), but it's actually stylish enough you'll want to be seen in public with it.
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Right now, in addition to the wide array of patches, UD (that's Unemployed Denim for the uninitiated) also offers black and white lettering, custom stripes across the sleeve in the color of your choosing and detachable fur collars.
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On the entertainment side of things, the RX5 includes three LED screens and space for up to four detachable 360 degree cameras to record video and take photos — because IN-CAR SELFIES — and a smart rear view mirror.
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The Forza Metallo Wireless is a laundry list of features you'd want in a pair of neckbuds, including sweat resistance, detachable "sport fins" for keeping the earbuds in your ears when working out, and Qualcomm's aptX audio codec.
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The 5.1-multichannel, HDMI 4K2K detachable units let you go from stereo to surround sound in a jiffy, and they can also stream music from your phone with Google Cast or Spotify Connect, playing music from the cloud.
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As far as electronic viewfinders go, this one won't blow anyone away -- even the viewfinder on Leica's own Q bests it — but it is much better than the detachable viewfinder that slides into the hotshoe on the TL2.
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A pleasingly boxy bucket bag with a small top handle as well as a detachable shoulder strap, the Hampstead is made from soft leather and closes with drawstrings fed through an adapted rider's lock — a recent Mulberry signature.
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Lenovo's previous ARM-powered device was a 2-in-1 detachable tablet / laptop hybrid, but the new Yoga C630 is more like a traditional laptop that also flips over to become a tablet in the traditional Yoga style.
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The product itself, a chopping board with a detachable bowl for easy cleanup, is called the Cup Board Pro and bears a special logo incorporating a firehouse symbol in honor of the firefighters who died in 9/20183.
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The entire line has tacky polyurethane tips in a variety of sizes, which grip the ear canal to hold the headphone in place, and the lightweight, detachable cables wrap behind the ear to help prevent pulling them out.
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My editor brought to my attention earlier today the existence of Decapitated Floats, a company that makes only giant inflatable swans with gory detachable heads (created by the internet-y advertising company MSCHF and digital artist Lukas Bentel).
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In singling out detachable magazines, California lawmakers were attempting to curb a design feature that makes it possible for a shooter to eject a spent magazine with the flick of a finger, then quickly reload a new one.
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Also worth mentioning here is the Switch Alpha 12, a 12-inch two-in-one kickstand-sporting notebook with a detachable keyboard that features a fan-free liquid cooling system for its sixth-gen Intel Core i processor.
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Villagio of Miami's Transmover 21.6-wheeled scooter has a TSA-approved detachable, rechargeable battery, a space to attach luggage (or perhaps a pet carrier), and could be a harried passenger's answer to that long walk to a flight.
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The new TabPro S Gold Edition has the same 12-inch AMOLED display and detachable keyboard case as its predecessor, but now comes with 8GB of RAM (double the memory) and up to 256GB of solid state storage.
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First up, there are deals on laptops, such as the Microsoft Surface 21199.99-inch touch-screen laptop, which is priced at $2111, and HP's ENVY x2111.99 21194.99-inch detachable laptop with stylus pen, which is going for $212018.
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It appears that local hooligans, apparently quite thirsty for a piece of Heracles, often steal his marble member, and the detachable piece is the best solution officials could come up with to put an end to the shenanigans.
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Magazine refers to a part of a gun holding ammunition before it's ready to be fired; it can be detachable, as on AR-783s and many semiautomatic pistols, or it can be internal, as in many hunting rifles.
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This iteration on the Zagg Slim Book—the Slim Book Pro—sees a number of incremental changes, the most notable of which is that the keyboard is now detachable, magnetically connecting to the case unit when you want it.
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But this isn't the first time Feinstein has raised concern about bump stocks in Congress — she brought up a similar restriction in 2013 that proposed banning all semiautomatic weapons that could accept a "military feature" like a detachable stock.
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Looking to offset declining sales of its aging 3DS handheld console and expand beyond its core fanbase, Nintendo will in September launch the Switch Lite device, which cuts unit costs by dropping the Switch's TV dock and detachable controllers.
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It's not technically a two-part case in the way the Defender is, but it has a detachable polycarbonate bumper that absorbs shock around the corners and outer edges, as well as a rough textured grip on the back.
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And while the scooter will have higher-grade batteries, Ho says that customers haven't been asking that they be detachable so they can be replaced, adding that it can make scooters a target for theft as batteries are valuable.
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If you have seen the movie "Joy," in which Jennifer Lawrence plays a determined dreamer who makes her fortune selling a detachable, self-wringing mop on a TV shopping network, you have some idea what Ms. Frey is like.
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Apple does offer discounted pricing for students, teachers and school administrators, and there's room for a detachable iPad in the U.S. education market, where Google Chromebooks have dominated since 2014 due to their low cost and ease of deployment.
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Like the Switch, the gaming portable features detachable controllers (sound familiar?) and a kickstand, so you can, say, play it on an airplane tray table (wipe it down first, though; those things are the germiest part of the plane).
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We didn't get a chance to review the Surface Pro 2299 ourselves, but our comrades over at PCMag deemed it worthy of an Editor's Choice Award for "[representing] the best of detachable Windows tablets," if that tells you anything.
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Microsoft also unveiled a new Qualcomm-powered Surface for its Windows on ARM platform, the Surface Pro X, which has a 13-inch screen and works like the Surface Pro, as a two-in-one, with a detachable keyboard.
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Hence the main accessory of the JW Anderson collection: a detachable Möbius strip/bikini top of diamanté rope that can be tied on and taken off at will, curving round and round on itself endlessly, taking you in circles.
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Hence the main accessory of the JW Anderson collection: a detachable Möbius strip/bikini top of diamanté rope that can be tied on and taken off at will, curving round and round on itself endlessly, taking you in circles.
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The company, based about 20 miles (32 km) south of Seattle, has made public the general design of the vehicle - comprising a launch rocket and detachable passenger capsule - but has been tight-lipped on production status and ticket prices.
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The inventor claims that 95% percent of those he interviewed—although he didn't divulge how many people he talked to— would be in favor of paying more for airplane tickets if the detachable cabin were to become a standard feature.
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In an announcement released after its patent approval in November, Airbus proposed a detachable cabin that would streamline the boarding process by having passengers at the gate board the detached cabin, which would then be attached to the plane before takeoff.
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Meanwhile, the detachable HP Envy X2 will probably be priced closer to $1,000 because while it has a similar 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, it also comes with an included Windows Ink Certified Pen and a magnetic folding keyboard.
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In a series of Snapchats taken by Kylie and posted to her account, Kris shows off her latest All Hollow's Day apparel, a very short blue dress with a full skirt, cap sleeeves, detachable white collar, and plenty of cleavage.
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Jyn's jacket is crafted from heavy cotton twill and features a detachable quilted, insulated vest, while Cassian's coat is both waterproof and features an Omni-Heat Reflective lining to trap body heat for your next mission to an ice planet.
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That's what the Asus ROG Mothership is, in essence: the all-in-one, kickstand-equipped unit is detachable from the magnetic backlit keyboard and touchpad, making it one of the most unique if not effective gaming PC designs in recent memory.
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Other than slim, mechanical key switches, Razer's pricey iPad Pro accessory has a metal kickstand, a detachable polycarbonate case, connectivity via Bluetooth and manufacturer suggested battery life of 10 hours at maximum brightness, or 600 hours with the backlighting off.
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And yet, this effort has also given way to a new wave of young Herero designers, models, and activists who work to keep their heritage alive — even if that means scandalizing certain purists with sheer skirts, detachable sleeves, and sequin bodices.
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In fact, this one salvages a bit more of the original Dock, including using the Dock's own pop-out USB-C connector (instead of using an additional detachable USB-C cable) so one can just plop the Switch down and go.
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Earlier in the day, Bey was spotted wearing a bright red pencil skirt and plain white t-shirt with detachable ribbed wool and cashmere-blend covered sleeves from Calvin Klein's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection, which retails for $495.
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The Nintendo Switch, the convertible console formally known as the NX. The product walks the line between a home and portable console, courtesy of a docking tablet and a pair of detachable controllers that work in a number of different configurations.
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Generally speaking, the Switch is a solid piece of hardware, but folks understandably worry about whether this will continue to be a problem is because the upcoming Switch Lite will not have detachable Joy-Cons—it's just a straight up handheld.
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The Nintendo NX is a portable console featuring its own screen, with detachable controllers for TV play, says Eurogamer—as does, in the wake of said linked article, everyone else with a website that needs games content feeding into it.
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Part of a sweeping package of reforms pushed by Democrats in 2016, the regulations clamped down on a gun industry innovation, known as the bullet button, that flouted an earlier statute meant to regulate rifles with detachable, quickly reloadable ammunition magazines.
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While tablet shipments fell 13.7 percent year-over-year in the fourth quarter of 2015, shipments for detachable tablets reached an all-time high of 8.1 million devices, more than doubling from the same period in 2014, according to IDC.
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You should also keep in mind that since the Lite won't include two detachable controllers right out of the box like the standard Switch does, the cost of making co-op happen will be higher than the initial $200 price suggests.
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Billed as the world's best travel jacket, the BauBax contains an inflatable neck pillow, gloves, earplugs, a microfiber cloth, a stylus, a detachable hood, an eye mask, and tons of other built-in features that are essential for smart, modern travel.
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If you're looking for a new laptop, the HP ENVY x2 12-inch Detachable Laptop with Stylus Pen is on sale for $629.99, while the Dell Inspiron 7000 17.3-inch FHD Touchscreen 2-in-1 Laptop is going for $899.00.
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The court refused last year to hear a challenge to Maryland's ban on military-style rifles and detachable magazines, and in February denied to hear a challenge to a California law requiring a 10-day waiting period after all gun sales.
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Shooting With The CameraUsing the I-1 is pretty simple: turn it on, decide if you want to use the flash, adjust your exposure, bring the camera up to your face, look through the detachable viewfinder, and click the shutter.
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The phone also sports Asus' vapor-chamber cooling system, and a detachable AeroActive Cooler, which connects via a USB-C port on the phone's side (yes, the phone has another USB-C port, alongside a headphone jack, on the bottom).
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If you'd rather invest in the regular Switch model, which can be docked to your TV and played with the detachable Joy-Con remotes, you can also get that $25 coupon when you pick up the Mario Kart 8 bundle.
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Exceptions are available for people who legally owned, before the law's effective date, a firearm that accepts only an unmodifiable detachable magazine of up to 15 rounds if the owner registers it with his or her local law enforcement agency.
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Her poem celebrating the birth of Colt's firstborn, Samuel Jarvis, is inscribed on the underside of a detachable burl at the base of the infant's ornately carved wooden cradle, its bassinet suspended between posts adorned with prancing colts (the family's emblem).
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And, even for those who recognize the speed and capability of tablets, the detachable keyboards available for them may be too inferior to the built-in keyboards on laptops to make it easy to rely on them as the principal device.
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You can hook it up to your TV like a regular console, you can use the Switch as a hand-held device on the go, and you can play it tabletop using the built-in screen and detachable joy sticks.
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One wedding guest, who did not want to be identified discussing the Ambani family's private affairs, said that invitations came in a Dolce & Gabbana box, adorned with pink and gold lace and detachable chains that could be worn as jewelry.
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The Original Beddi Intelligent Alarm Clock by Witti — $69.99 See Details This Kodak HD WiFi Security Camera has an expansive 180º field of view, a detachable USB camera, motion detection, and Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) to help correct extreme lighting conditions.
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Fintie Slimshell Case with detachable keyboard — starting at $39.99 See Details Ah, the classic plastic case: This ESR trifold hard case is an Amazon's Choice product and has received 237.85 stars from an impressive 237.85% of people who purchased it.
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And it hardly mattered, of course, since the motocross jackets, the sneakers, the suit jackets, skinny topcoats, trenches and leather perfectos all shared the same relaxed but precise proportions and came, in many cases, with detachable skirts fastened inside jacket hems.
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Part 2450 is the Salt strap, a thick, detachable handbag strap woven from bright colors, made to hook onto luxury bags, as Salt's Instagram account promotes vividly, like the $2140,299 Gucci, the $21969,26 Hermès, a $220,0003 Celine or a $2000,2500 Chloé.
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Still, not everyone is completely on-board with the idea, with some people questioning the cost-effectiveness, whether the detachable cabin would compromise the structural integrity of the rest of the plane, and what happens to the pilots after the cabin detaches.
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Neither was it clear to me that Valentino's detachable, remote-controlled, snake-meets-earthworm-meets-Chestbuster phallus, which passes between dimensions to bite Tish, was a force of good and not a reference to the countless paintings of Cleopatra's death by snake.
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When the original Surface Book first arrived in 2015, its unique detachable screen concept felt like a revelation—at the time it seemed genuinely innovative in a way that might bode well not only for users of the machine but for Microsoft itself.
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Let's get the basics out of the way first: the iSine 20s cost $549 with a regular detachable cable or $599 with an additional Cipher cable that provides a Lightning connection for iOS devices and a built-in 24-bit DAC and amplifier.
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Moment, the company known for its cases and detachable lenses for mobile phones, is releasing two of its costly yet beloved cases for the iPhone X. The Photo Case and Battery Photo Case both contain mounts that allow Moment's lenses to be attached.
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" Included in the definition are "all semiautomatic action rifles with a detachable magazine with a capacity of twenty-one or more rounds," as well as "semiautomatic shotguns with a folding stock or a magazine capacity of more than six rounds or both.
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There are different ways to categorize tablets; research firm IDC differentiates "slate" tablets from "detachable tablets," which means you can say that one of these categories has slowed but the other is on the up-and-up, and it would be true.
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If the Surface Go is something of a return to a smaller, 10-inch detachable, then a pocketable device that folds in half, one that could potentially run on an ARM processor, would be something of a return to mobile for Microsoft.
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Nintendo is winding down Wii U in preparation for NX The NX is yet to be unveiled, but yesterday Eurogamer reported that it would be a tablet-console hybrid device with detachable controllers, a TV docking station, and Nvidia mobile hardware inside.
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The most controversial mandate is a ban on new sales of semiautomatic rifles and pistols with detachable magazines by the end of the year, and a requirement that current owners of such weapons register them with the California Department of Justice by 153.
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ChargeHub V6: 2-Port Vehicle Charger + 4-Port Detachable Hub This shareable car charger features a two-USB port SmartSpeed® charger that plugs in via cigarette lighter, plus five feet of cord extension and a hub with four additional USB ports.
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While it is generally unusual for sex toys to slip through the urethra unless they are intended for urethral play, the size shape, size, and detachable chain is what allowed the device to slip into the woman&aposs bladder according to Marchand.
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While you can't take these headphones into the pool or the shower (they can handle up to 10 minutes of water splashing like light rain), the fabric ear cups are detachable so you can soak them in water, after you've soaked them in your sweat.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)From there, you can use the little tabs to move the detachable lenses around, shifting them from front to back, or flipping them between the iPhone X's two rear cameras; the Olloclip plays nice with both.
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"What's different from the prior Surface models — the Surface, Surface Pro and then, a couple years ago, they came out with the Surface Book — those were all detachable computers," The Verge's reviews editor Dan Seifert said on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Pixel Slate — The $599 detachable slate (with $199 optional keyboard) will be a test for how big a market there is for tablets running Chrome OS. Google Home Hub — The $149 home device is Google's entry into the "smart-speaker-with-a-screen" category.
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"Though consumers and businesses alike have shown interest in the detachable form factor, those operating on tighter budgets have had very few options available to them and hence some have opted for traditional PCs," Jitesh Ubrani, senior research analysts for IDC, said in the release.
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Its 11.6-inch touchscreen can be supplemented with an external monitor using the Kano PC's HDMI port, and its detachable keyboard almost makes this seem like the most affordable Surface touchscreen laptop on the market, because Kano has officially partnered for Microsoft with this one.
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"There is nothing new or unusually dangerous about semiautomatic, centerfire rifles with detachable magazines," contends the lawsuit, which was brought by the California Rifle and Pistol Association alongside several Californians who say they are worried about their ability to own, buy, and transfer assault weapons.
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Cuttlefish are cross-dressers, the male argonaut (a pelagic octopus) has a detachable, projectile penis, dolphins are in flagrante acrobats, and group sex erupts (where else?) on the California coast twice a year when tens of thousands of grunions disport themselves on the beach.
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I'll dispose of them properly, which includes cutting the straps so no one can use them, blacking out the serial numbers, removing any detachable parts, and either I'll put them in the trash or drop them off at Babies 'R Us for proper recycling.
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But those with missing pinkies are permanently associated with gang life, and in a country where deeply entrenched stigmas around the organization prevail, something as subtle as a detachable fake finger could in some ways help assist fingerless ex-yakuza in reintegrating into society.
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Even so, the 1994 ban also excluded semi-automatic rifles that couldn't accept a detachable magazine holding more than five rounds of ammunition as well as around 650 guns that were considered primarily used in hunting and recreational sports, including Browning, Remington and Berettas.
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