Left-handed compatibility? Does anyone know if this will be able to be oriented for left-handers? That is, with the iPad on the right and the notebook on the left?
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There is a page on the Moleskine website addressing this - yes it is compatible, you just flip it around. (I had the same concern)From http://www.moleskine.com/about_us/news/moleskine_covers_for_iphone_and_ipad.php :"About left-handed, currently the iPad one is the one you can turn upside-down as well as the notepad in it."
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Once flipped around, you'll be staring at the Moleskine logo on the cover, upside down, for the rest of your life. And the elastic will be backwards. And the iPad home button will be at the top.
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Personally I'm not left handed, but just based on it's shape it doesn't fit into my left hand. I suspect a lefty would find this device awkward and uncomfortable.
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I'm not certain. However, I checked the QuickStart guide and saw no reference to "left hand." From my view, I can think of no reason why it would not work for a left handed person.
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You would need to contact the manufacturer, but I don't believe it is available currently for left handed users.
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This is for a right handed person. There is a left handed version; nib version is L.As I am right handed, I don't know how to test writing with my left hand.
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It will work well with either hand. It is not conformed to either right nor left.
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Unfortunately it is right handed only orientation in that the the pull-out keyboard tray is on the left side and the printer platform and little drawer can only be on the right side. However, you could technically have the mouse be placed just above the keyboard for left handed use. It is a nice simple little computer station. I use it for my teaching station where I put my document camera and necessary binders, books and other teaching materials.
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Genius Wireless Pen Mouse should feel comfortable either left or right handed, I'm right handed and can work with the left for drawing,the Pen works well both.
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By default, it's for right-handed users. There may be southpaw version floating around somewhere but the one I bought came right-handed.
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This case will not work with the left handed model. The only way it'll work is if you literally turn it upside down and cut the channel flat for the bridge. Call schecter and ask about their left handed cases.
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Dear Tigerman82, Overall I love this keyboard and have only 2 minor issues to report. The screen lock key is directly above the delete key and I occasionally hit it by accident. I don't think any key should be on the top right except delete... Also, the space key occasionally sticks in the depressed position. It still functions properly when touched, but it doesn't make the reassuring little click that tells my brain it is going to work. I do not know if this is a defect in just my model or in others too. It is rare anyway, and always pops back up eventually. There are so many wonderful aspects of this product that I don't worry too much about those issues. Number one on that list is how securely the keyboard attaches to the iPad in the closed position. I have never had it slip open or off by accident like similar products by Logitech and others I have used. The backlighting is extremely nice, and the battery lasts seemingly forever. As to your specific question about your screen protector and backing, I am unfamiliar with either product and therefore unable to answer without knowing the total added width they bring to your device. I can tell you that the slot on the top of the keyboard used to stand the device in while typing has some extra room... and I believe if your screen protector doesn't add more that a millimeter of width, it would still work. If it adds a little more than that, I believe it might work, but would stand in a more upright position (rather than the slightly tilted position it is designed to be in). Wider than that and you would have to prop up the device some other way, as it definitely would not fit, though the keyboard would of course still work. I do believe that you would still be able to use the device in its closed position, but can't say for sure. Hope that helps
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Yes! It will work great for left-handed people. I just tried it both ways. No matter how you hold it, left or right, you turn the handle clockwise.
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It does not appear that this unit could be used by a left handed person. So sorry lefties!
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It shouldn't be a problem, I am left handed and so long as you chose the setting for what works for you (mouse style movement or geographic movement on the tablet.) Use the settings and see what works. It depends on what you are doing but it is great for drawing. Am graphic artist, so long as you can get the whole pictureing what you are doing in your mind and not see it under the pen you should have no problem. Good luck!
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Dear Customer, the buttons are on the left side of the tablet. Thus I'm sorry to tell you that this tablet is not for left handed use. But we will keep you informed once we have a new model especially designed for the left handed users. Thank you.
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I do not think so...at least I have not found a way to get it to scroll. It was a trade-off for being either left- or right-handed capable.
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I am left handed and I have done the leapster. Plus my nephew is left handed and has used my son's leapster and I haven't even seen him have problems. I haven't thought about it or seen him have any problems with it either. He has never said anything and everytime we visit my son has it and my left handed nephew wants to play it and is on it for an hour with no complaints.