what does it mean? slide down? can the screen be flipped UP or also slid down? that would be ideal
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I believe it means the screen slides out then up. It does not slide down but you can change different angles for the screen.
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Yes this screen opens and closes mechanically by the press of a button. I will also tell you that I've owned two of these. The screen failed on both units . Out of nowhere they just stopped working .
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The display has no flip or rotation feature so you can't flip it over on the other arm (unless you like reading upside down). Also the buttons on each side are not symmetrical so even if the screen had a flip/rotate feature the experience would be different. Finally the buttons are pretty stiff so you would have to wear your watch REALLY tight to use a single finger to press one - I expect most (if not all) folks use a pinch with thumb on one side and finger on the other to hold the watch in place while pressing a button.
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Seems that there is a huge problem with it, the screws holding the screen are too tight as I've read. There are guides on how you solve it,,, but its not your job as a customer to fix a product, and you risk losing your warranty.
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Actually, it does. I never noticed it before because I don't place my phone screen side down. It rocks slightly back and forth, but it doesn't bother me. If it bothers you, I'm sorry my review didn't mention it.
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Yes the screen flips down when opened and dvd will be able to pop out of system
476293
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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It bumps up over the screen on the corners, and sides. So, if you slide it over a table top, it won't touch the screen
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Not sure of your description, but the screen folds up to 180 degrees. This allows for a tablet mode at full rotation, i.e. the screen is folded over on the keyboard; a "stand" mode when folded to 90 degrees and the keyboard becomes the base behind the screen; a "tent" mode where it stands like a teepee for display or presentations; and, of course, the laptop mode. I use all of them, though the tablet and laptop modes mostly, and I love the device for its versatility - and many other things. Very glad I got it.
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You can easily move the screen back and forth. So if it is what you mean by angle of the screen so yes, it allows you to change it easily :)
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Yes, it slides in quite snug and has a flap over the top that can be tucked in to further prevent it from falling out. I agree that it is a little hard maneuvering the screen but I only utilize the play and pause, and sometimes the volume; no issue using those buttons.
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Yes you can use both side and slide one at the timeIt is correct two pieces one for the top and.one for the botton.Enjoy. Your phone.
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The back is not completely flat, has small curve to back...and screen on tilts if u do it before you lay it down
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the phone slides only from left to right, in other words, it does NOT slide from top to bottom when used upright.Other than that, I bought a second one just because I like it very much; if you need a phone that does 2 things very well: regular phone calls and text messaging that this is ideal; also it has Quadband so you can use it almost anywhere on the planet; all the features are easy to use; battery life is good (not great as with most Nokia cellphones) and the phone does everything it should to do; also: this is not a smartphone; one last thing: I really like the Qwerty slide out feature it makes texting so much easier; Best, George the phone slides only from left to right, in other words, it does NOT slide from top to bottom when used upright.Other than that, I bought a second one just because I like it very much; if you need a phone that does 2 things very well: regular phone calls and text messaging that this is ideal; also it has Quadband so you can use it almost anywhere on the planet; all the features are easy to use; battery life is good (not great as with most Nokia cellphones) and the phone does everything it should to do; also: this is not a smartphone; one last thing: I really like the Qwerty slide out... » Read More the phone slides only from left to right, in other words, it does NOT slide from top to bottom when used upright.Other than that, I bought a second one just because I like it very much; if you need a phone that does 2 things very well: regular phone calls and text messaging that this is ideal; also it has Quadband so you can use it almost anywhere on the planet; all the features are easy to use; battery life is good (not great as with most Nokia cellphones) and the phone does everything it should to do; also: this is not a smartphone; one last thing: I really like the Qwerty slide out feature it makes texting so much easier; Best, George « Show Less
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That means your screen is broken. That's what a broken LCD looks like. Remember cheap school calculators when you cracked the screen? Same thing.
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Yes...there is only one position the screen can sit. You aren't able to move it around or tilt it unfortunately.
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what do you mean control it? The only thing you will control with the screen is up & down everything else is done thru the projector
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If you look at the picture of the product to the right then you would open it up and lay it flat. You would orient it so that the screen will display horizontally (Landscape Mode). There are two snaps that hold the screen from flopping around. Undo these snaps and the screen can be lifted and set down in any angle of varying 'steepness'. Once it is set down then you can push/pull the bottom and slide it to the desired angle. Once done it looks like the letter 'A' or an A-Frame essentially.