Can this be used as a portable screen? Can it be assembled and taken apart again and again easily? Can it be turned vertically to show portrait?
1011513
portrait... yesportable, not so easily. It could be done but you are looking at probably 30 minutes to set back up, would not recommend it, there are better options
1011514
It can not really be taken apart easily. You could potentially attach it to a stand and move it around but it is much better suited attached to a wall
1011515
No ... I think it would be difficult to take it down and re-assemble quickly. It wasn't terribly difficult to assemble, but still I don't think it was designed to be taken apart and re-assembled. That being said, it is very light so maybe with the right vehicle you could transport it. It is very light weight. I have never turned it vertically, but I don't see why not. It is sturdy on all 4 sides.
1011516
It isn't designed for that. I'm sure there are better products if you want something portable.
1011517
No, definitely not portable. It takes about an hour to assemble and once its together, its together. I would imagine you could mount it vertically but not sure about that. However, it's a top quality, beautiful screen with a sleek black velvet surround.
1011518
It coudl, I would be worried about wearing out the screw holes and or stretching out the fabric over time might be easier to just use a white wall with projector or buy a outdoor screen or d.I.y what u want
1882386
The screen is on a swivel and will rotate all the way around..but to answer your question..if you want to permanently mount it in the other directions all of the mounting holes are in the same spot so it should be very simple and easy to do...but the quickest fix is to just spin the monitor to face the other direction.
2114160
It can be but will not be easy. here is the other option - The screen also retracts into housing when not in use for convenience.
21894
It could probably be separated, but would leave a large hole in the back of the case where it folds into a recess. One option would be to pry off the top layer, which is the more flimsy folding part. Then you are left with only the sturdier part of the stand, which is usable for not landscape and portrait. But to completely remove the whole thing would leave a major hole. I've considered this myself, but am living with the stand for now.
267127
Not a portable computer as in a laptop. It is a desk top and it has a huge 23" monitor screen. Much too big to move around. Everything is in this one piece. It is not meant to be portable. There is no case to protect it and it would be too easy to damage something if you try to move it place to place. But, it makes a WONDERFUL desktop computer. I love it! It takes up less space than a 2 piece tower and monitor computer. Lots of leg room under my desk without a computer tower there.
642058
Hi Kelly, The X10F can't be physically displayed in portrait. The stand will only facilitate landscape.
123674
My son says you can easily turn the screen vertical or horizontal. He loves it!
1606447
You can put it anywhere it will rotate the screen 360 degrees. You can even use it asa rear projection if you so choose
1854207
For stills, it won't go from landscape to portrait mode, so it's limited for still use. Also, it's spring loaded, so you'll be fighting the spring (unless you remove the spring...) So, probably really only suitable for motion use, or stills where you need to pan with action.
1443264
You can sort of rotate the case, like from portrait to landscape, but not change the general angle of the mount once it is in place. You could mount the phone vertically (so that the camera is facing forward) but then you wouldn't be able to see the screen. It does come off the mount pretty easily, but I think you would have to be stopped and use two hands.
172452
You can remove the screen, but you have to disassemble it. It is very easy to do.
2283744
In my opinion, yes. I simply reached, while sitting in my Lazyboy, (with my feet up, I might add), to easily twist my monitor into a vertical/portrait position. It's a decent size monitor too. ( 28 inches )
723702
You could do that but there is no stand to suppor it, the monitor does not rotate, it has no Vesa mount. Unless you make it lean against a wall it is unstable.
676929
No that's not possible because it has an in-built back stand which cannot be adjusted to support the frame in portrait mode.
2281273
Not really. I would suggest mounting it if you want to do that. The viewing angle is not bad, but not amazing either. If you are going to watch at an angle I would reconsider. Also note that the stand legs are perpendicular to the screen and take up space.
2248432
It seems substantial, but I think it would probably break more quickly than computers with two hinges rather than one. The biggest problem is that many people, including me, have problems with screen orientation. Mine often starts upside down and must be reset by software; the tilt function does not work consistently; sometimes it does not work at all.
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Not really its purpose, but "thinking outside the box", why not! It has a stylus pen so you don't have to touch the screen, just use the pen. The tablet stand adjusts to various angles from 90* to 20* or so. You'd have to use it on a counter or table flat surface versus your lap. Never thought of a use like that, but why not. Depends on your puzzle gaming style, I guess.