Does the periscope touch screen lie flat if one does not wanting sticking up
1962536
Yes. If the printer is in a vulnerable location, folding it down will keep it out of harms way. However, it will difficult to see or use.
1962537
Actually you can use it in ANY angle position, you want. In my own usage, it lay FLAT because 99% is not needed. One time while printing, the paper run out. I put new stack of paper but still will NOT print unless I press "OK" option in the screen. Hope that helps.
1962538
Yes. it lies flat. It doesn't actually tuck into the structure itself, but it will lay flat if you are concerned that you might run into it or if you have vertical height issues.It's actually sturdier than others have commented. I think HP may have improved it over time. I like the upright display and its pivot axis design.
1400029
No... It allows you to lean the device on its side or upright. It's held in place with Velcro.
12162
It does not. At first I couldn't see the screen at all until I found that the LCDs show up at an angle rather than straight on.
1398613
No, the screen is more of a matte finish. It does tilt and can be adjusted vertically.
1819359
Yes. That is exactly what I did. It comes with tape that allows you to hang it on the back of the flat screen. It works great - stays on.
862186
Yes...there is only one position the screen can sit. You aren't able to move it around or tilt it unfortunately.
594599
Sadly, no, it doesn't. However, I've got mine on a corner table and the TV itself is so light that when necessary, I can easily move it to accommodate a different angle. But if you're space is limited, then no, this one won't work for you. It is a nice TV, though. The picture is clear, crisp; the color vibrant, and the sound isn't tinny.
59668
That's a good question and unfortunately I don't have the answer for you because I never tried it. Anytime I used it I laid the phone flat on its bacm with the screen facing up and haven't had a problem since. It's a good piece of equipment to have. Worth the $
1763618
Yes, but don't know if it would stand up without leaning against something.
2007163
Yes. The remote will raise and lower the screen, however you need to make sure it is hung completely level or it may hang up on one side.
582693
No but the sides are elevated to protect the screen after a fall on a flat surface.
322882
It sticks ou t a bit, but it has little pads to prevent scuffing and sliding. I have had no screen problems.
1811051
Yes, no, and yes it stands up on its side in a very stable manner when set on a flat surface with glass being the most ideal.
685174
Yes it does. And yes you can place it upside down with out the screen touching the surface.
2231369
No there's a rubber piece on the end that swipes across the screen. Even pushing hard it just flattens .
2262859
No. It has a very very slight downward tilt to it, just because of the weight of the TV
1845978
No you do not but you must be sure that the surface you were putting the screen on is smooth. If the surface is bumpy like say a carpet or thick shag carpet you might have a problem