I would like to know what is the actual size of the table top that tilts. What size laptop fits? Does the table rotate both ways?
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It's not very big and it only fits about a 15 inch laptop.It is not very sturdy either.It topples over.
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I haven't actually measured it, but my wife has a large DELL laptop with a 15" screen and it fits with plenty of room to spare. I'm not certain what you mean by "rotate," but the stand raises and lowers and the laptop part tilts approximately 45 degrees. The stand moves easily over carpet and we are very satisfied with it.
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The swivel top is 20 to 21 inches wide by 13 inches between the two bars that keep things from sliding off. I love mine. It is very sturdy for not being a desk. Use it all the time and it has never toppled over. I bought one for my parents as well. They like it. It swivels both ways.
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It's in my Tv so I don't have dimensions. My LG 17" laptop fits easily. Tilts both ways.
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Hope this helps, I sit at the desk. I use it primarily for art and so the most important feature for me is the tilt. Adjusting the angle of tilt is very easy. I am on the lowest level when it is flat it's just like a regular desk. So your laptop would be fine. After this level there are two more which would probably do for your stand up desk. It's a good desk for the price. As I said hope it helps.
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Yes, I just bought this to replace my broken one. It snapped right in. It rotates landscape to portrait and moves up and down (8" up down span adjustment, it depends on the size of your monitor) and can also tilt. If you look at the back side of item you can see the rotation wheel. I did try it to make sure it would do it before I answered this question. Hope that helps.
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I measured it. It is 2 and 1/4" from my desk top to the top edge of the backend of the platform. When my Dell laptop is sitting on it (with the lid CLOSED), it is 3.5" to the top of my laptop. The leading edge of the laptop (with the lid closed) is 1.5" above the desktop. That will give you the angle.
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It tilts many different ways. Won't slide off. My 52in flat screen is my computer moniter now. I use the table for my key board and mouse.
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You would have to buy two; the large one and then the mouse. It's two separate units. The mouse attaches to the side of the table. That would bring up two cons though, the table is only about 12" deep, most laptops would hang off the back edge about an inch. Also a 17" laptop would likely be between 5 and 7 lbs, that would make it a little tipsy especially if the legs are extended to higher positions. I wouldn't be sure it's a good solution in that environment but it's possible. (If you click on the mouse model for size and also the color, you should be able to see it with the mouse accessory attached and a sample laptop placed on top)
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The tilting mechanism is not that sturdy. I wouldn't recommend putting anything more then the weight and size of a laptop computer.
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Good question. Let me measure it. By my measurement, The base of the outside of the monitor is 3.5" off the table and the total height from the table to the top of the monitor is 15" - 16" - bit I have my monitor tilted back a bit. I have really enjoyed this monitor since I got it.
990179
The tray is 12 x 12 and can be rotated/swiveled side to side. It doesn't tilt, but the height is adjustable.
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I would suggest adjusting first, then placing laptop on it. Easy to do. Great little desk.
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I'm not sure if there are two different models or something, but the model I received (purchased January 9, 2014) tilts forward and back. Like another user posted, it doesn't rotate left and right, but it's light enough to easily turn when needed. I uploaded some pictures here to show: http://imgur.com/a/XdyvU
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I don't use it on lap just put it on table n works fine , using it almost about 8-9 months without any problems{ i have 17" laptop but u can check answer from others for dimension }
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The screen doesn't tip over. It works like a regular laptop or there is a button that releases the screen from the bottom and then it makes a tablet. You can turn it either way, long or short after you remove it from the keyboard part of the lap top. One nice thing about it is it can be a touchscreen anytime.
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Height is not adjustable and you can tilt the screen back and forth. It takes a little extra force then you would think. If you wish for more height i suggest wall mounting it or if you plan to get two just order a VESA dual mount desk clamp holder. Don't remember the exact name but it's something vesa
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Best answer? Sort of... I have a 17 inch Acer and it is slightly larger than the tilt table, but it does fit. The weight of that large of a laptop causes the tilt table to sit a little skewed, but it does work. Hope this helps!
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I use my MacBook Pro 15 inch on it and there is lots of room. It'll easily accommodate any laptop on the market. The second tilt able surface can be level for the mouse or a beverage. I really like mine.
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the edge on the rim of the table is not large enough to support a laptop. It will only keep small items from falling off the edge.