On Wed, Dec 30, 2020 at 12:21 PM Scott McDonnell <[email protected]> wrote:
> Aluminum laptop stand arrived today. It fits between the rear feet just > right. The bottom feet rest right on the aluminum frame. The rubber grips > on the stand keep the M100 from moving. It puts the keyboard at a > comfortable typing angle. Well, as comfortable as an M100 can get anyway. A > little bit taller would probably be perfect. > > > > So, maybe you guys will find this interesting or at least amusing hearing > a perspective from a newbie to the M100: > > > > I can’t imagine myself ever typing a program out on this thing! You can > either get the viewing angle just right or the typing angle just right, but > so far I have been unable to achieve both. The original purpose of this > thing was for journalists to type up their articles. I bet that was just > painful. 😊 > > > Never found that to be a problem with good overhead lighting and a M100 or T102. Adjusting the contrast knob has always been enough for me given a flat surface. I've never used the add-on legs. The T200 I have more problem with the viewing angle. The NEC units do incline the display (and keyboard) a bit, but I'm guessing not as much as the peg legs? Don't know how the peg legs or NEC incline compare to your aluminum frame. -- John.
