Would the stands hold a tablet (9.3") in portrait position, or do they only work in landscape position?
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Hi! I would say it would work in both modes. I use it with a Toshiba Encore. It has two pop-out clips but they are centered I think you should be fine. It works GREAT and is super light!
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This is a complete guess, but I'm thinking it would be too heavy. Even if it works at first, I'll bet it would start to sag soon. It's a good stand for my Asus tablet at less than half that weight.
1686743
Yes, that is what I purchased it for. My RCA tablet is a 9" and it fits well.
180516
I have an ipad mini and it holds very well in portrait orientation. However, in landscape orientation, it falls right out as there's nothing to support it from beneath.
1996567
If the tablet is in a landscape position (long side horizontal) it's very sturdy at any angle. It tends to become wobbly when in a portrait position (short side horizontal). But not enough for the tablet to fall off or the stand to fall over.I have a 10.1" tablet so if the tablet is smaller it would probably be less wobbly and if it's a 12" it may be more wobbly.
1460420
Yes. I use it in both position. Just make sure it's nice and tight in the portrait position so the tablet doesn't slip down ;)
1439802
yes, the tablet will lay in landscape orientation and the port will be off to the right side.
93709
The short answer is yes. As long as your unit has bluetooth connectivity it will work and the slot easily accepts devices of varying size and thickness in both landscape and portrait mode. I have an Ipad Air with a thick back cover on it and it works fine. Devices (phones, tablets, music players) rest in slot, slightly leaning backwards--with no friction strip or magnets to attach the device, it is meant to be a simple stationary stand, not to carry around/balance on your lap with the device in it. Hope this helps.
2033086
Yes. The stand it ships with supports portrait or landscape mode, and the driver settings allow for configuration of both. It's as simple as rotating the screen and then adjusting your desktop resolution settings to match.
1443169
Yes it would. The opening that holds the item is about 1/4" thick at bottom and comes up to about 1" I use to hold my tablet on landscape mode all the time.
378004
Interesting question -- I hadn't thought of that -- I got it for my kindle fire hd 8.9. However, I own 3 surfaces (2 SP1's and an S2) so I gave it a try. As with the KFHD89, it will work in landscape mode only -- the friction-based grabbers will be on top and bottom of the device in landscape, and they will hold fine. In portrait the grabbers are on the left/right of the device, and the weight of the device causes it to slip out of the grabbers, and fall on the floor. If you want something that will hold a device in both orientations, I would suggest finding something with a different kind of device holder. After my bad experience with portrait mode, I did find several other similar device arms with device holders that should work (although I've not gotten any of them yet). A search on Amazon should find these -- pay close attention to photos to see how they hold the tablet to the arm. Look for those that attach at opposite corners of the tablet. Hope this helps :grin.
949693
The divets on the bottom legs are about 6 inches apart. My Nook HD+ fits when I use it in portrait mode, but I'm guessing anything smaller probably would not.
1095094
I see no reason why the ZTO 9 inch keyboard stand should not fit the RCA 9" tablet. Yes, they should be compatible.
1788564
The part that holds the device cradles the tablet. You can adjust it forward or backward at whatever angle you want. I use it as a TV stand but it will work as a stand to hold the device for any purpose. It simply rests in the cradle and is not secured in it by any clamps etc. so it will fall out when you have it tilting forward beyond a vertical plane. It has to be either straight up and down or tilted rearward.
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The groove that holds my tablet is about 1/4" but there is space behind it totaling about 7/16ths" - not sure it'd work, but if it's a notebook why would you need a stand?
583568
Hello, We would think this tablet stand will not work well with your need. Sorry for the inconvenient
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You need to know the widith and the length (the height shouldn't be an issue). Some 9" tablets are wider than others depending on the bezel size.