Sentence examples for plethora of tablets from inspiring English sources

My fear, then, is a plethora of tablets that run various and sundry versions of Android or a stripped-down Windows 7, that offer little in the way of productivity or entertainment benefits, and, in the end, will follow the trajectory of the much-vaunted netbook – rash exuberance followed by virulent justifications for purchase and then slow acceptance that the form-factor is a dud.

There are already a plethora of tablet devices available in China, many of which are even cheaper than the Fire Tablet while others are more glamorous — such as Xiaomi's new 999 RMB Mi Pad 2. While it is hard to know how well Amazon's newest release will fare, the company has picked a solid partner to help market the device and equip it with the right services for Chinese consumers.

With the advent of the iPad and the plethora of cheaper Android tablets that are due to flood the market over the coming months, there's an increasingly popular theory in the tech industry: the days of the dedicated e-reader are numbered.

The popularity of mobile magazine content and the advent of a plethora of apps on tablets are forcing a complete rethinking of magazine editorial workflows, it said.

Netbooks are already being supplanted by a plethora of new gadgets, including tablets and increasingly computer-like mobile phones (see article).

Tablets and smartphones have plethora of sensors, accelerometers, cameras, touch and pressure sensors and also heart rate monitors, all of which can be tapped into by mobile apps to report and collect data about the experience of the user.

The service is available across a plethora of platforms, including iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, web, tablets, automotive, smart TVs and various gaming consoles.

For more and more products -- from simple ones like a cup of coffee to complex devices like smartphones and tablets -- you find a bewildering plethora of firms (let's call them ecosystem participants) coming together to give something to the final customer.

Tablet owners also tend to own a plethora of other connected gadgets — six others on average, according to Forrester — and are "more technology savvy than non-tablet owners", a finding that is consistent with an early adopter profile.

Others warn that clunky laptops are coming increasingly under threat as tablets grow more powerful and take on a plethora of tasks from web surfing to sophisticated graphics and video manipulation.

Fifth generation (5G) cellular networks will be comprised of millions of connected devices like wearable devices, Androids, iPhones, tablets, and the Internet of Things (IoT) with a plethora of applications generating requests to the network.