The phrase "a solid spec sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed and reliable specification document, often in technical or product-related contexts.
Example: "Before making a purchase, it's important to review a solid spec sheet to understand the product's features and capabilities."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive specification document" or "a detailed specs overview".
At least you don't have worry about power, because the Book One has a solid spec sheet.
The device's name isn't very inspired, but at least the Ice Cream Sandwich-powered DI4GLTE has a solid spec sheet to back things up.
Meanwhile, someone has reportedly managed snap a shot of Optimus Vu in the wild (above) and with it comes a solid spec sheet.
Sure, there are some trade-offs — the RAZR M's display isn't quite as large, and its resolution isn't as high, but it crams a solid spec sheet into a body that doesn't make me slump when I look at it.
As the holiday season draws ever closer, you'd better believe that a thoughtfully-designed tablet with a solid spec sheet and a low price tag is going to be a hot seller.
How it'll fare against top-tier devices like the One X and the forthcoming Galaxy S III is still in the air, but a solid spec sheet and a low price tag certainly give it a fighting chance.
The device will reportedly cost a mere $99 with a two-year contract, putting Nokia's LTE-capable flagship handset right alongside bestselling AT&T handsets like the 8GB iPhone 4. Still, its solid spec sheet — LTE radio, 4.3-inch display 1.4GHz processor, 8-megapixel coulda — could provide enough impetus for buyers on the fence to take a leap on Windows Phone.
Successful smartphones also require a hook — be it thoughtful design, a strong spec sheet, or forward-thinking features.
And another $50 will get you a solid spec bump.
It's got a solid enough spec sheet to be sure, but I seriously doubt anyone will be looking to buy the Padfone phone on its own.
In case the Viper has slipped your mind since January (something I can't really blame you for), it features a solid if unremarkable spec sheet.
