While in this case, can you flip the screen so it sits on top of the keyboard if you aren't using the keyboard, but still want the screen?
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Yes you can, it slides across the keyboard a bit and doesn't lay flat but you flip it so it sits on top of the keyboard.
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Yes, this is how it is used most of the time (as a stand) and turn on the keyboard as needed. The keyboard has a power button.
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I am not exactly sure what you mean by this question, but I'll try. The Ipad needs to be placed on the flip-up stand in order to stand up. The Ipad will not stand if you do not rest it on the flip-up stand. However, you can use the keyboard with the Ipad as long as the bluetooth is in range, even if the Ipad and keyboard are in separate places.
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I believe the screen flips so that it converts into a tablet PC which hides away the keyboard but allows use of the screen with touch (or a stylus) as well.
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No. The screen just rotates. You can flip it outwards and close the lid into tablet mode.
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You could but it would be a little difficult because of they keyboard. The screen nor the keyboard folds back 180 degrees so it would be a little cumbersome trying to write on a screen standing upright, with the keyboard underneath.
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In my opinion yes you could but it would be kind of flimsy if you did that. The screen is very light
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No the touch screen does not detach nor flip. It is just a regular laptop.... Just with a touchscreen. To be honest I rarely use the touch screen.
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Unfortunately, no, not really. The bars that are supposed to support the underside of the keyboard are too long to fit in the grooves, so that you either have the keyboard wanting to flip over away from you, or flip over towards you. I am likely exaggerating how unbalanced it is, but nevertheless, with its tendency to slide on the stand, it can become a real issue.
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It could but it becomes top heavy and can flip the keyboard. Also, the iPad isn't anchored well. You could do it but carefully.
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If you intend to use the tablet without the keyboard, it works best to remove the tablet from the folio. But to answer your question, you can swing the cover around back, with the keyboard stuck to the flap, but it isn't the most convenient configuration.
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On screen keyboard has nothing to do with this. I'm sure if you do not open it then it will not appear on the screen. By the on which device you are going to use.
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Just toggle the 2nd key on the bottom left on the keyboard for onscreen keyboard off/on. Easy. ;)
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Yes you can. If you fold the keyboard portion around, it covers the back. If you hold the whole thing up like an open book then it is not covered. While it maybe slightly awkward, I haven't found it problematic.
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I'm pretty sure you can, the keyboard takes up a lot of space which would now be free if you don't need a keyboard.
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Yes you definitely can. The case that covers the iPad swivels 360 degrees and can fold flat over the keyboard.
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The screen works separately from the keyboad if you want, you don't really need the keyboard at all. If you dock the screen in the keyboard, then it's like a regular laptop (in terms of screen-keyboard movement)
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Yes. It essentially fold down on a pivot point. It in turn looks like a netbook or laptop. The screen is completely covered by the keyboard when closed.