By
Harald Thon,
published on December 20, 2004
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: goodbye, aching, neck | Themes: Business Notebooks
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: goodbye, aching, neck | Themes: Business Notebooks
Contents
- 1. The High Price Of Mobility: Neck And Back Pain
- 2. The Correct Display Position
- 3. Setting The Monitor Height
- 4. Kensington Laptop Desktop USB 2.0
- 5. Kensington Laptop Desktop USB 2.0, Continued
- 6. Kensington Laptop Desktop USB 2.0, Continued
- 7. Ambir Technology Xbrand 360° Laptop Stand
- 8. Ambir Technology Xbrand 360° Laptop Stand, Continued
- 9. Conclusion: Not Ideal, But A Good Start
- 10. More on this topic
6. Kensington Laptop Desktop USB 2.0, Continued
Unfortunately the designers did not consider left-handers in constructing the mechanism, as the switch is located on the right of the hinge.

On the back of the base is an integrated USB2.0 hub with a total of four ports, and an uplink cable built into the case for connecting the unit to a notebook. The fact that the USB ports are all located on the back means that plugging peripherals in and out is a relatively tricky affair. The stand is powered by an AC adapter.

The Laptop Desktop USB 2.0 from Kensington is currently only available in the US at a price of $60 to $80.

This accessory makes a pretty solid impression both visually and mechanically, although the manufacturer's warranty is a somewhat stingy 12 months.
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