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While I can see the benefits of this, I fear that the weight of the average smartphone at the top of a thin laptop display may cause problems with the hinge or
by jasoneckert 6y ago
While I can see the benefits of this, I fear that the weight of the average smartphone at the top of a thin laptop display may cause problems with the hinge or display panel over time.
- cyberdelica 6y agoI agree. A much nicer solution, in my opinion, is to use a portable tripod.
- Robotbeat 6y agoGlad I got a battleship laptop from my work right before COVID hit. Essentially my desktop now, teleworking from my semi-finished garage.
- isatty 6y agoDefinitely. My iPhone 12 pro is 200g, with the screen titled slightly this is putting quite a lot of extra load.
- michaelnaimark 6y agoWe’ve tested as many ultra-thin laptops and monster smartphones we could find, and we designed as best we could to minimize stress. If the laptop is on a table not a lap - remember our use-case are students in classes - it’s fine for an overwhelming majority. And remember, there are millions of students online this spring.
- raihansaputra 6y agoIs it possible to have a socket for additional support using chopsticks/pencils?