Alright folks,
I'm getting my laptop on Tuesday it seems. Now, personally, I don't really like notebook keyboards and I'd rather gouge out my eyeballs then use their little mouse pad. Not to mention, I have a really awesome keyboard and mouse on my desktop (Logitech G15 keyboard and G5 Mouse).
So, I'm curious as to what I could use to raise up the laptop a bit in order to see past the LCD screen on my keyboard. Sure, I could play with the screen down but that really detracts from my "leet" factor lol.
Essentially, I'm using the laptop as a full on desktop-replacement. One that I can haul around to LAN events and such. However, I'd like to keep the functionality of my peripherals.
Any ideas?
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So, no one has any idea as to if there's a riser or a stand or something which would enable me to do this?
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I'm not quite sure what you mean...
You want to move the laptop up? Or put the keyboard(G15) on top of the laptop keyboard? -
I want something that will hold the laptop up.
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Getting a docking station is the best solution I guess.
I use a port replicator for my Thinkpad in the office and its very convenient cuz it gives me a better keyboard angle and more than that, I don't need to plug/unplug my external monitor, usb mouse, personal printer, lan cables, power cables, etc everyday. -
For some ghetto engineering, cut a couple chunks of this and you're golden.
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Google is your friend. Talk to Google...
Took all of 5 seconds to get these links.
"Results 1 - 10 of about 29,200,000 for laptop stand."
http://www.laptopdesk.net/laptopriser.html
http://www.ergostoreonline.com/lapryser_laptop_stand.html
http://www.macopinion.com/columns/roadwarrior/03/01/21/index.html -
I asked this question for recommendations, looking towards people with expirence.
Yes, google is a good source to find information, yet, what expirence does a search engine have?
Thanks for making a newbie feel welcome in your community Elminst. I'll be sure to dismiss your opinion when I see it.
Oh, and BigV, that's hilarious. -
You asked a simple question:
I'm sorry if it wasn't the answer you wanted.
The third link I posted is actually a comparative review of 5 different laptop stands. Since no one else has "answered" your question, I'd say that's a pretty good place to start.
Desktop scenario with a laptop. Question.
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by falhurk, Apr 12, 2006.