What is the depth of the storage area below the laptop/tablet, measured from the depth at which the laptop/tablet is supported? Does it vary? Thanks.
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i have the 1075 pelican case that allows me to put my wife's 10" samsung note 3 in it with the "rocketfish portfolio leather case" left on. the purpose was for use while travelling in and out of airports and lounges. there is no space left in the pelican case. this is probably a different case than the other customer is talking about. no storage area in the case- just the tablet itself with the portfolio case on.
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There is only a single compartment in this case. The thickness of the plastic and foam together is about 3/16th to 1/4 of an inch of an inch on the flat parts, or top and bottom of the case.
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I'm not sure about the hard drive, but I think everything else should fit ok. I put my 10" tablet, extra battery, plug, mouse, and a writing pad in mine, and can zip it up with no problem. Hope this helps!
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Hey Liz, I own a few sets of these grayline shelves, they work wonders as tall shoe racks and breathable laptop computer risers. As for the dimensions each individual shelf is 10 inches long and 11 inches wide. The entire unit (all three shelves stacked together) is 16.75 inches high. When placed on the floor or bottom of a shelf/cabinet the very bottom shelf is approx. 4.75 inches from the floor, meaning that that is the approx. amount of space until you reach the next stackable shelf. Between the first and second shelf and the second and third shelf there is approx. 5.5 inches of space until you reach the next stackable shelf. The approx. half inch plus difference you are seeing; i.e. the 4.75 vs. the 5.5, is due to the little nubs that stick out on the four corners at the top of each shelf adding in the extra height. And then of course, the very top shelf is determined by how much free space is above it, i.e. inside a cabinet, a closet or if you are just using it to allow for better air flow around your laptop. If you do use this as a laptop riser, the shelf can easily accomodate up to a 16 inch laptop when properly centered and the little nubs do a wonderful job at securing the laptop from sliding forwards or backwards. While you can stack these shelves to almost infinity if you have corners to angle them into; if you are putting anything heavier than shoes, i.e. dishes or mass reams of paper I do not recommend going any higher than four stacked shelves as they are only held together with inch long plastic tubes on each leg and the excess weight might have them leaning in all directions. I hope this helps.
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It won't fit in a laptop. It's too tall. This is meant as a more external drive. I didn't keep mine when I found out it didn't fit.
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If you can tell me the depth of the laptop I will tell you the max width at that depth. Need one of the dimensions to tell you what the max is for the other one. Tom
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Tablets don't really use traditional hard drives. You can get it with 16g - 128g of space.
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The rear of the laptop sits a few inches off the tabletop. The front barely sits off the tabletop in two little plastic legs. The framework forms an X under the bottom of the laptop and can be folded together for storage in a carrying bag.
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The keyboard drawer slides out to 8" in front of the desktop. I tried my Toshiba and it will sit on the drawer with about 3" hanging over the front. The laptop keyboard is on the drawer, but the mouse pad is hanging over. The drawer hangs 2" below the desktop, so a folded laptop will fit under the desktop. If you can use it that way, it will fit. As far as strength wise, it is husky enough to hold the laptop.
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I think soMy 13.5" mbp is what I get in there. There is quite a bit of room to get it past the Zipper but not much more. It may be a tight squeeze in the "laptop pocket" but no problem in the other spots.Good luck
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I tested it by using my laptop & no problem, very sturdy. I mounted mine inside a cabinet (with screws) to hold my kitchen chopping boards.Depending where you mount it, you may have to store the laptop in vertically or horizontally. Also consider, the maximum thickness is 3". Hope that helps. Great idea!
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The platform the laptop rests on is 14" x 11.5".And because there are no side or back ridges (only a front one), your laptop can overhang a little w/o problem.The bottom of the platform is all perforated so there is no problem with ventilation.
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12" between the legs. 14.5" on the black surface. I don't think you can fit 13.5" laptop in between the legs.Just out of curiosity, why you want to fit it between the legs? Why not on the black surface?
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It depends on the width/thickness of both of those. I mean, if your laptop is like any of the modern ones and the tablet too, it should fit underneath
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My experience is all the 15" laptops I come across support a second bay in the disk drive location, but you have to find a special 3rd party insert for it. I'm tempted to put BACK in the default HD because I upgrade to a SSD, but even a 240g drive is pretty tiny.
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I don't use it with a laptop... So just to check it our for you, I took my 15" laptop and tried it. It goes beyond the wide part of the keyboard drawer about 1 and a half inch.. The drawer front drops down a bit below level with the main part of the drawer. But it is possible to use a laptop there. .It is a nice solid desk. I wish it had 2 drawers instead of one. ant it had the option to places the drawer shelf one either side. But it doesn't. I use the desk with a Mac Mini and a 24" screen and use a wireless keyboard. That might be an option. Hope this helps.
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To my best understanding it is the physical memory storage space that is already equipped with the tablet when you purchase it. Best of luck!
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Turn your tablet on and click on settings. Then click on "Storage" on the drop down menu.In the right hand list, it should show the "Total Space". I think that is what is left. There is also a heading of: "Available" storage.