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The thing is, the laptop was originally intended for on-the-go uses. Do you know when a laptop's screen is at the right distance? When you use it in your lap.
by nottorp 2y ago
The thing is, the laptop was originally intended for on-the-go uses.
Do you know when a laptop's screen is at the right distance? When you use it in your lap. Or when you place it on something kitchen counter height and use it standing.
If you're using it as a desktop replacement just put it on a stand and use a wired keyboard. Maybe even plug in a larger monitor to protect your eyes.
It will still be cheaper than an iPad + Apple iPad keyboard and still do more.
- jauntywundrkind 2y agoIts still not the right height, if there are better options. If you could elevate the screen - put it on top of a big can of oatmeal, use a cheap tablet mount clamp or stand - you'd have better results. Coupling the keyboard to the laptop is an anti-feature. A folio keyboard cover will work better for most people. For those who actually need to do this for any amount of time, a ThinkPad TrackPoint Bluetooth keyboard & a tablet arm will make a very acceptable workstation anywhere.
- nottorp 2y ago> A folio keyboard cover will work better for most people. Flexible keyboards aren't useful for people who type for a living :) > ThinkPad TrackPoint Bluetooth keyboard & a tablet arm will make a very acceptable workstation anywhere. Actually I think it's easier to carry around one item that doesn't need to be screwed into anything than three separate items, two out of which need a supporting object.