If I use a separate stand, will this work in portrait mode? I'm assuming it will since it is adjusted via Windows' display settings.
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Yes, it will work. But it's very narrow that way, and the back design makes it awkward.
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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, it will work in portait mode. You can either adjust it in its icon in the tray (bottom right), or adjust Screen Resolution - Orientation to Portrait.
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Yes it will. An icon will appear(displayLinkDevice) when you install the software that it comes with. Click onit and your choices are: Rotate left. Rotate right. Upside-down. Normal. Excellent feature. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can rotate from landscape to portrait. the stand has proven to be very stable.
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No. The stand has groves designed for the device to fit in Landscape mode. Plus the stand has such a low profile that if you were to turn it Portrait it would probably flip over the stand.
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The neck of the pedestal is solid, so there is no way to change positions; therefore, it always tilts down. I believe this is to ensure the clarity of the picture, as I've noticed that when I am standing, I can hardly see the screen at all (too bright).
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Yes. I do it all of the time. You can adjust the angles of this stand. You just have to make sure the whole thing doesn't tilt forward when you move around. I love this stand. I think you'll appreciate it.
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Short answer, No. Long answer, the included stand has the ability of tilting the monitor 45 degrees to the left and about 75 degrees to the right. Due to large 24" screen, you still have to tilt the monitor backwards and raise it to the highest setting possible for it to make the 75 degree turn. Of course, you can always pair this with a monitor arm, rotate in any direction, and adjust your settings to allow in your resolution settings.
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It's not designed to stand up in portrait mode, but it technically can be done. The screen will be completely vertical and you might knock it over while trying to use the touchscreen.
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I don't really know that answer but I just measured and it would have to be longer than 8.5 inches if the stand is In the landscape position. I don't believe it would work or function well in the portrait position. The rubber feet help to grip it but most likely it will rest against the back of the holder rather than all four sides resting comfortably in the rubber feet. I hope this helps you.
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Yes! Works great in portrait or landscape mode. I use it while reading or playing games so it's pretty stable. Works great with a smart phone too.
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Hello Travis,You will be able to easily rotate the monitors between landscape and portrait.Taylor W.VIVO
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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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Hello Whyatt,You will be able to mount your monitors both portrait and landscape on either or all mounting brackets.Thank you for your question.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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Sorry...don't know. I only use my digital frames in landscape position. The portrait orientation pics show up in the middle of the screen with some space on either side. I like it that way.
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The version I have does not come with a stand that can pivot 90 degrees into portrait. So if you buy this one, bear in mind the default configuration is landscape.
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The stand really only works well in landscape. I don't think it was designed for portrait. Personally, I would much rather use mine in landscape.
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It can go low - pretty much until the monitor touches the stand. I have a 24in. Asus monitor and when I bring it down, it touches the stand. FYI - you probably won't be able to use portrait mode with a monitor that side.Here are some pics for reference http://imgur.com/a/TecCc
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It adjusts separately. I wish it were a bit more adjustable because my hands are still a little too high when the monitor is at the correct viewing angle. Maybe if I had a taller monitor it would be OK. It's still better than the other options out there, which don't seem to articulate separately.