when used in tablet mode(without keyboard) are you able to stand this up at a viewing angle rather than laid horizontally?
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I tried this position, but it does not work for me. I rarely take off the keyboard and prefer to use the table almost as a netbook.
1076649
No. The iPad sits in a trough like groove in the keyboard and it is a static angle and a rigid structure. I have found this very nice as the whole thing does not flop flat or slide apart if I set it on my lap or move it around while using it.
2278067
Landscape without keyboard is still very sturdy and works well. Portrait I don't think was intended due to how the stand works but, it can be done with stand just not as sturdy as the intended landscape. Also without the keyboard you can fold the case back to hold it in your hand comfortably if you choose to not use the stand.
787442
The viewing angle is really wide (both vertically & horizontally) on mine. I see no problem with your request.
2248165
Personally, I have mine standing by itself, but I think it would depend on how much you plan on "extending" the screen out.
340650
You can position the pad anyway you want. It is a good product for watching or reading, but excessive tapping on the screen makes the stand wobble. The weight of the pad is too much for the stand. You can reach all buttons, but the silent and lock buttons are tight.
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In the horizontal position it is capable of doing that. You can type using the keyboard as well. In the vertical position I use my stylus to navigate all the time. I hope that this is a help to you.I am still very happy with this product.
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the thought of this scenario amuses me so much it makes me wonder if this question is a joke. :) i suppose there are us cases i have not considered. as noted int the image of the user, the laptop is open to an obtuse angle. if it is flipped around the laptop opening is mildly acute. this could make viewing the screen somewhat difficult if they were in a standing position right up to the keyboard. if they were standing a few feet back or were close but at a sitting level they should be fine for viewing but this would make using the keyboard somewhat difficult.
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No adjustment for angle, standard keyboard angle legs one position only angle or not.
1042132
No - the key board only allows support in the landscape orientation. You can stand up as portrait (like a book) but the keyboard will be virtually non functional.
694799
It stands up on it's own like a laptop. The further back you open it, the more likely it is to tip over due to the tablet being vertically top-heavy but mine only falls like that when it's fully extended and I bump the table really hard or suddenly press too hard when using the touch screen. It's really remarkably stable otherwise though!
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No. This is more like a plate holder. It's meant for a flat non-moving surface. It also puts the tablet at an angle that would be sub-optimal for reading.
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No. the Cintiq cannot stand in portrait mode. Your best bet is to remove the stand complete and work with the tablet on your lap.
1803456
I find the screen is too wide to read a novel comfortably while docked. You could pop out the tablet from the dock and read vertically, but after awhile it becomes a bit heavy. Where I do use the Kindle app on the Android OS is with recipes. The presentation is crisp and the images render beautifully. Because tablet mode is Android only, you won't be able to use the Windows version of the Kindle app.
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Yes. I found it is not stable with a wide-format tablet stood on the narrow end when in the low angle position only.
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Can't say I have, mine has always seemed pretty sturdy, in every position. Usually I have it in keyboard mode or fold it over and use it in tablet mode.
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you can only have it stand up in the case horizontally. but of course the tablet can be used as a protector and I can still search the web while holding it in the case vertically, great for class on a desk top or lap