does this monitor rotate from landscape to portrait?
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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.
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Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends up at the bottom in portrait mode, so it's not a problem in portrait. And none of the cables is a problem in landscape mode. Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends... » Read More Yes, assuming your video card can support it. I can use portrait mode in Win 7 Pro with my (old) NVidia card. The only caution is when you rotate the screen to portrait mode, the monitor's video output ports, its USB output port (to PC), and all 4 USB input ports (2 on rear, 2 on the edge) end up at the top, and speakers end up on the left edge. In my config, PC is under the desk at right side and monitor is on raised platform above desk at left side. So it's a tight stretch for these cables to reach their destinations in portrait mode. The monitor's power port ends up at the bottom in portrait mode, so it's not a problem in portrait. And none of the cables is a problem in landscape mode. « Show Less
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Yes, it works by friction, moving into divots that hold it in either portrait or landscape mode. Unfortunately on mine it doesn't stay in portrait mode and spins to landscape mode. Not sure if the newer ones have been improved, supposedly they have fixed the problem (from reading the reviews).
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Yes you can. It has it's own settings that pops up in the tray when it's connected, and it includes menu items for rotating the screen. I just tried it.
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Yes, this support does pivot so you can rotate your screen to either portrait or landscape.
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Yes. Once attached you just turn the monitor. You can also just mount it in portrait to begin with.
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If you have Windows 7 you can change in the Windows display setting to either portrait or landscape.
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You cannot physically rotate the screen on its mount, but if you have an aftermarket one it should be possible. All monitor images can be changed into portrait mode by right clicking on the desktop, clicking "screen resolution", and changing the "orientation" pulldown menu.
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That's kind of a two part answer so bear with me lol. There is supposed to be a way, but the manual is in Chinese and I haven't translated it yet. There are almost always ways to force it if nothing else. You can do it through windows display preferences, that is probably the easiest way since it directly controls all monitor orientations.
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If you mean does it pivot left to right, yes it does. As far a rotating, I'm not sure what you are asking. It doesn't rotate to an inverted position if that is what you are asking.
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It does not. The base contains all of the input ports, and the screen is connected statically to the base. If you wanted to somehow support the entire monitor at a 90 degree angle, I'm sure you could display your desktop vertically... but the base/stand does not support rotating the screen to stand vertically.
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I'm not sure, however when I "right click" on the monitor screen, then "right click" on the "Graphics Properties" advanced mode, then on the "Rotation" button it says that it can be rotated 90 degrees (portrait).The stand that came with it, does not rotate. I hope this will help.
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Yes, there is. There is a button the the side of the screen that allows you to flip the screen between landscape and portrait.
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No it doesn't. The only thing that I don't like about this monitor is the stand because it isn't adjustable and it tends to wobble on desks that are not sturdy.
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you need to get a VESA mount that could do it, this monitor has vesa mount holes on the back. the stock stand will not rotate the monitor.
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I've only used landscape. Your question made me stop and think about the keyboard and it in fact does not work in portrait mode.