pocketable

A device with phone capabilities has to be easily pocketable and comfortable to use in one hand.

The A4 has a fairly sophisticated 23-step auto-focusing system to go with its pocketable size and $310 list price.

If you're on the go a lot, you need a way to combine personal information management, scheduling and navigation features into a single, pocketable system.

This year, the two cameras that take the best pictures happen to be two of the biggest, although they're certainly pocketable.

While Motorola's light, pocketable cell phones had been popular through the mid-1990's, the company was caught short without a digital product.

They fold down into a little pocketable stretchy bag.

Neither class of device is pocketable, either.

Most models offer an optional 'pancake' (as in flat) lens, which makes the camera pretty much pocketable.

Compacts are wonderful because they're cheap, convenient and pocketable.

Regardless, the size of the droid x is not ungainly large, as I can easily use the phone in one hand and its quite pocketable.

It combined features of sundry tools, in a single pocketable tool, including:

The nano's video camera is not the best pocketable video camera on the market.

SIZE - How small, self-contained and pocketable is the thing?

Several readers have written in to ask if the EVO is comfortably pocketable.

With the advent of these pocketable cameras, short videos are becoming more and more akin to photographs.

This is a truly pocketable book, and one to be cherished by anyone who prizes the interaction between poet and artist.

The White House provides all the simpler creature comforts as well, the pocketable stuff like washcloths.

I personally consider it pocketable, and I haven't had much trouble carrying it with me in my pocket while traveling.

And remember back when everyone used to use their iPods as pocketable Firewire hard drives that mount on the desktop?

The phone fits fine in my loose-fitting corduroy pants, but it's not going to be pocketable in tighter jeans.

Characterized by their pocketable size and black spines - 'little black artbooks' - the series expanded in just seven years to include 49 titles.

The camera was eventually named the Alpa because it was light, pocketable, and might easily be brought along travelling in the Alps.

The retracted and capped lens is protected from keys, coins and other hard objects, thus making it a thin, pocketable package.

You seem to be forgetting the other hard drive players of the day (like the nomad) which made the ipod feel quite svelte and pocketable by comparison.

All these cameras are good at what they do, but they aren't at all pocketable - unless your safari jacket comes with massive bellows pockets.