A few months ago my cracked-screen laptop finished dying, and I got a
new one. I use the stacked monitor a lot less now, since for quick
things the built-in monitor is much more handy. But it's still
something I want when traveling, where I might be working on the
laptop for a significant time.
I originally used quite a lot of velcro on my laptop:
This turned out to be overkill, and to get worse over time: after a
few hours joined the bond was so secure that if my screen were not
already busted I would have been worried I'd crack it.
With the new laptop I put on just a tiny bit of velcro:
This turns out to be plenty: I haven't had any issues with it falling
off, but I can still detach it without feeling like I'm putting
excessive force on the machine.
A year ago I broke my laptop screen, and took the opportunity to build something I've always wanted: a monitor that folds vertically so I don't have to bend my neck:
A few months ago my cracked-screen laptop finished dying, and I got a new one. I use the stacked monitor a lot less now, since for quick things the built-in monitor is much more handy. But it's still something I want when traveling, where I might be working on the laptop for a significant time.
I originally used quite a lot of velcro on my laptop:
This turned out to be overkill, and to get worse over time: after a few hours joined the bond was so secure that if my screen were not already busted I would have been worried I'd crack it.
With the new laptop I put on just a tiny bit of velcro:
This turns out to be plenty: I haven't had any issues with it falling off, but I can still detach it without feeling like I'm putting excessive force on the machine.
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