What are the actual dimensions (unpackaged) of the item? Just making sure they fit the exact length of my laptop stand in the inclined position. Pwr+ FlexTop Lightweight Portable Folding Laptop Notebook Book Ultrabook Tablet Pad Table Desk Tray Stand - Split Surface - Adjustable-Angle Legs - Up to 15" - Black What are the actual dimensions (unpackaged) of the item? Just making sure they fit the exact length of my laptop stand in the inclined position. » Read More What are the actual dimensions (unpackaged) of the item? Just making sure they fit the exact length of my laptop stand in the inclined position. Pwr+ FlexTop Lightweight Portable Folding Laptop Notebook Book Ultrabook Tablet Pad Table Desk Tray Stand - Split Surface - Adjustable-Angle Legs - Up to 15" - Black « Show Less
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this is approximate - but measuring on the bottom, the length is around 6 3/4 inches and the width is around 5 1/2 inches. Maybe contact the manufacturer for actual...
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Sorry, I don't have one right now. I do ergonomics for the County and have purchased several for employees who have developed problems due to mousing. They are essentially the length of a standard keyboard. They take a little time to get used to (fast) but I have not heard any complaints so far.
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The unit is 20 in wide and 5 deep. 3 in for the hand rest and roller bar, 2 in for the keyboard to rest on.
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Like I said from the underside of the tray to the bottom of the legs is 13 1/4" and 8" when 1/2 extended. The width between the (inside and both ft and back) just under the tray is 18". The width between the bottom of then legs is 24" when fully extended. When the legs are 1/2 way extended the width is (inside and both ft and back) is 20 1/2. There is nine adjustment for the laptop side it almost goes 100% vertical and 4 adjustment for the mouse side. Sometime for me, I don't open the legs, I put the tray on a pillow and adjust the laptop side. Hope this helps.
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Not sure about exact packaging dimensions. Shipped with legs dissassembled in large box just slightly larger than size of table top. People have had issues with the way legs mount so not sure if you will be assembling and diassasembling for trade shows but could be an issue.
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Legs are standard, approx 2-2 1/2 inches in length. I have my monitors on risers, so it fits beneath them. I have issue with my neck from looking down so I needed to get this. Worked great for me
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I have mine angled at 3 1/2" in front and 6" in back - it's perfect for using in conjunction with my big monitor. Front can come about an inch lower but the back would still be at 6". There's a lip in the front so the laptop does not slide off. I like the stand a lot and def recommend.
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Rough measurements. From the back of the table to the center of the upright post is 1.5 inches. From there, the longer arm is 8 inches (from the upright post 'joint' to the 'joint' on other end) and the smaller arm is 5 inches ('joint'-to-'joint'). Add to that the 4 inches from the end joint of the small arm to the 'face' on my monitor screen. So approx 18.5 inches from the back of the table to front of screen. HOWEVER, that extension is achieved if only one monitor is pulled forward. With my two 22-inch monitors side-by-side (horizontal), it is only about 10 inches from the back of the table to the front of the screens. So I expect two 24-inch monitors will shorten that distance even more. Rough measurements. From the back of the table to the center of the upright post is 1.5 inches. From there, the longer arm is 8 inches (from the upright post 'joint' to the 'joint' on other end) and the smaller arm is 5 inches ('joint'-to-'joint'). Add to that the 4 inches from the end joint of the small arm to the 'face' on my monitor screen. So approx 18.5 inches from the back of the table to front of screen. HOWEVER, that extension is achieved if only one monitor is pulled forward. With my two 22-inch monitors side-by-side (horizontal), it is only about 10 inches from the back of the... » Read More Rough measurements. From the back of the table to the center of the upright post is 1.5 inches. From there, the longer arm is 8 inches (from the upright post 'joint' to the 'joint' on other end) and the smaller arm is 5 inches ('joint'-to-'joint'). Add to that the 4 inches from the end joint of the small arm to the 'face' on my monitor screen. So approx 18.5 inches from the back of the table to front of screen. HOWEVER, that extension is achieved if only one monitor is pulled forward. With my two 22-inch monitors side-by-side (horizontal), it is only about 10 inches from the back of the table to the front of the screens. So I expect two 24-inch monitors will shorten that distance even more. « Show Less
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Approximate dimensions: Expanded/Opened Legs are approximately 21" apart at bottom of legs and 10" tall, Folded-up 18"WidthX12"DeepX2 1/2"Thickness, Work Surface Flat 17"WideX11"DeepSee our Facebook Page by searching it for TheBedDesk and "LIKE" it!
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12.5" length...7" height.... 14" diagonal. fits my 14" laptop perfect. I recommend it.
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What is the actual size, in inches, cm or mm of this cooler? That appears to be a secret on all lap coolers. They say such and such will work with laptops up to a certain size but REFUSE to reveal the ACTUAL SIZE of the cooler or stand. I have a Dell Inspiron 1710 laptop (17.3"). Is this cooler at least 17" or 18" wide... straight across, not diagonal!
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If you don't have a ruler or a numerically-based sense of scale, another way to put it would be:* Width: lay two 8.5x11 pieces of paper side by side, it's a little less than that* Depth: Same as width, plus about a thumb-length for the USB cord sticking out the back* Height: Stand an 8.5x11 piece of paper upright. It's a little shorter than that.
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The item is u shaped. At the top of the u it's ~ 20 inches across. Each leg of the u is~5 inches wide with about 10 inches in the middle between the two legs. At the bottom of the u it's 7 inches high. From the bottom of the u to the top is 14 inches. It's about an inch thick all around.
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I shipped these overseas as well. Packaged with legs, each table is 55 x 55 x 10 cm. It was wrapped only in thin plastic, no protective cardboard or foam, so edges may have minor damage when you get it. I ordered them in sets of three, and they came together.
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My opinion is somewhere in between. it is about 2 inches shorter than my full size ( standard Dell ) and a bit bigger than my tablet. I took a picture of the 3 side by side, but don't see where I can upload to show you.
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I didnt measured the dimensions of the product. I returned the product after having a look at it. The product is not at all a good one. my friends got it and it got broke in few days. I will not recommend this product. It is fully made up of plastic no metal. Legs are not steady . If you place laptop on the stand it will start shaking.
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I have two of these and love them. I bought them at two separate times so the measurements are a little different. These are approximate measurements. 4 1/2" high, 14 1/2" wide 9" deep ( that's where you would put your computer screen) 11" deep from front of the tray part and the legs. Perfect height for proper posture. I love love these. A MUST have.
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OK, bear with me as i am travellingcand awsy fromy desk. I can't measure. However i can do this:What is the width between your desk and wall? What is the width of your CPU? The reason I ask is that the stand works as it should, basically making it super easy to move the CPU to access the rear ports and plugs. The stand adjusts to fit the CPU size. Add about 3 inches per side (total of 6" if the brain is still working) to account for the stand. That is my best guess until I return in 10 days.
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I don't know what these people are talking about, actually. I just got one and it's exactly the same size width wise as my Acer Aspire 5830TG... which is a 15 inch laptop. A 17 inch laptop would hang off the sides of this thing. I'm already considering asking for my money back, but will at least test it to see if it works.