When in pad form, does the screen go over the keyboard or does the keyboard face out?
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When in pad form the keyboard is completely covered, it feels exactly like an IPAD but much larger at 15.9 inches. The keys are UNDER the touch screen unlike the Lenovo where the keys would face down toward your lap.
1316454
Yes - if the pen is near the screen it will be the only input accepted. And if the keyboard is folded all the way around it will no longer accept input either - so you dont have to worry about bumping those while its in 'tablet mode.'
2239861
I have used this on my lap many times and other unlevel surfaces. The 'feet' (a part of the cover that the ipad snaps into) nestle into a groove just above the keyboard in order for the keyboard to activate.
1573932
Left when looking on the back of the screen (right I guess if you're referring to where it connects on the keyboard). I found this out the hard way because it was opposite for my computer. I eventually just carefully removed the tape that was holding it to the screen and moved it to the side I needed. I haven't had any issues with it so I guess it works.
322873
Yes, it sticks out on the bottom. This allows air circulation underneath for better cooling. It also raises the rear of the keyboard, like the tabs under a desktop keyboard. No, it does not interfere with operation in any way.
342145
No. The front of the case snaps onto the front "rim" of the phone and the back also snaps on. There is nothing over the screen or keyboard area.
103194
Penny,When I lined this up with my desktop keyboard, the amount of space allocated to the Q through P row was slightly larger on this keyboard. So it's slightly more spacious than the keyboard for my desktop if you don't count the missing number pad and home, del, pg up, pg down keys.
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T keyboard attaches to the inside of he cover magnetically. Once you remove the keyboard, you can close the cover and what touches your screen is the fax suede leather, so the screen is protected. This system is set up so that you could use the case and leave the keyboard at home. It's a great unit because of its Bluetooth capability. Previous tablets that I had were wired, and you had to mess with cables and right angle connectors. That's the beauty of this. Great product.
82954
No. Not on mine anyway. They might be referring to the little legs that pop out to angle the keyboard for easier typing.
562145
It does not cover both sides. It only covers the screen when closed. I looked for a cover for the other side. However, I was unable to find one. Your best option in that case would be to purchase the portfolio version of the keyboard.
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The case doesn't cover the screen, and I've never had issues typing any of the letters in the keyboard. However, getting my finger to touch the edge of the screen when swiping (like moving an icon to another home screen) is sometimes problematic as the case does go RIGHT UP to the edge of the screen.
1124475
No, but the keyboard really serves as a case. It covers the screen and protects it.
2242906
My keyboard slants too but the wrist rest sits higher therefore mine does not slip away. I am able to rest my wrist on the wrist rest comfortably while I type with no issues what so ever. Hope this helps.
705806
Tge keyboard has a removable rubber overlay. The keyboard underneath is a regular keyboard like the hard cases. We chose not to use the rubber covering. The case is sturdy and well made.
1045641
It does not go all the back. It tilts almost flush to flat with keyboard, but does not fold back to the keyboard.
505565
No to both questions.When in typing position, the tablet is merely supported by the keyboard and is not attached.When turned over and latched together, the keyboard and tablet are only held together by three plastic tabs. There are no tabs on the sides, and tipping the tablet left or right causes it to slip right out.
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It covers the back of the keyboard, since it's only the outside, but that's all. I hope this answers your question.