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Thanks for any advice.]]>
Thanks for any advice.]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=318 Mon, 25 Aug 2008 15:13:02 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=318
Ok, Nach dem Öffnen sieht man recht schnell wo das Problem liegt. Das Mikrofon ist mit auf der iSight-Platine und somit eben direkt über dem Lüfter. Was aber auch direkt ins Auge fällt, ist die Tatsache das das Mikrofonkabel extrem lang ist. (pic2) Wesentlich länger als es sein müsste und vorallem lang genug um das Mikro an einen andere Position zu versetzen. Nach etwas rumsuchen war mir schnell klar das der beste Platz die Kensingtonöffnung sein dürfte. (pic3) Braucht man eh nie, also was solls.
So, jetzt kommt der Teil der etwas komplizierter ist, aber im Großen und Ganzen ist der Umbau schnell gemacht.
Alles was man braucht ist ein Standart Apple Nylon Tool oder etwas gleichwertiges das als Hebel fungieren kann. Dazu noch ein bisschen Schaumstoff oder sowas wie ich verwendet habe, ein Schaumstoff-Gehäuse Fuß. (pic1)
Zuerst muß erstmal die iSight ausgebaut werden. (pic4) Das ist schnell gemacht und das Mikro ist ebenfalls schnell von der Platine gelöst. Ist alles nur gesteckt. Danach am besten das Bohrloch im Alurahmen von innen mit Klebeband zukleben. Dann kommt da kein Dreck rein.
Als nächstes das Mikro-Kabel überall unter den Metallklemmen hervorholen damit man es neu verlegen kann.
Danach das Kabel so wie auf pic5 zu sehen neu verlegen.
Dann den Schaumstoff nehmen und ein kleinen Loch reinschneiden damit das Mikro grade eben reinpasst und am besten drin festklemmt. Das sorgt für ausreichende Entkoppelung vom Gehäuse.
Jetzt den Hebel nehmen und neben dem Kensington Loch das Gehäuse vorsichtig ein paar Millimeter nach aussen biegen, damit das Mikro mit Schaumstoff hineinpasst. Jetzt den Hebel wieder raus.
Am besten von aussen mal schauen ob das Mikro richtig sitzt. (pic6) Jetzt nur noch das Kabel gegebenenfalls hier und da fixieren und schon kann man das Book wieder zusammenschrauben.
Es empfiehlt sich dennoch die Funktion Umgebungsgeräusche reduzieren zu aktivieren. Zusätzlich den Eingangspegel noch um einen Teilstrich raufsetzen.
Tests zeigen das nun auch bei maximaler Umdrehungszahl des Lüfters eine iChat Unterhaltung ohne Probleme möglich ist.

Ok, everything short in english now. ;)

I,ve tried to get rid of the anoying soundproblem. The fact that you won´t understand a word if you use iChat and the fan starts to run is really a pain in the ass.
For this reason, I,ve opened the modbook. Yes, this will void warranty, so think about what you will do. :D
Ok, once I´ve opened the case, I searched for the microphone. As you can see in pic4, the mic sits on the isight. Well, thats logical. But as you can although see, the mic-cable is really long. So it seems to be easy to relocate the mic.
After little search, I,ve figured out that the kensington-lock-hole might be idle to hold the mic.
Now cames the tricky part. First of all, you have to remove the isight panel and remove the mic. Take a piece of black tape to close the open drillhole for the mic.
Than remove the cable.
Relocate the cable as shown in pic5.
Take a little peace of foam or as I do, a foambumper for furnitures. cut a little hole in it so the mic will fit inside. (pic1)
Than take the standard Apple Nylon tool or something else that will work as lever to bend the bottom case around the kensington hole carefully.
Use your lever and bend the case as far as you need to put the mic with foam inside the hole.
Now fix the cable if necessary. You can now close book - thats it.
You should activate the function reduce noise in the Mic-Panel-Prefs. And you should raise the input-mic-level one step.

Thats it. No problems so far on my book and now problems with iSight/iChat any more. Yeah!
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Ok, Nach dem Öffnen sieht man recht schnell wo das Problem liegt. Das Mikrofon ist mit auf der iSight-Platine und somit eben direkt über dem Lüfter. Was aber auch direkt ins Auge fällt, ist die Tatsache das das Mikrofonkabel extrem lang ist. (pic2) Wesentlich länger als es sein müsste und vorallem lang genug um das Mikro an einen andere Position zu versetzen. Nach etwas rumsuchen war mir schnell klar das der beste Platz die Kensingtonöffnung sein dürfte. (pic3) Braucht man eh nie, also was solls.
So, jetzt kommt der Teil der etwas komplizierter ist, aber im Großen und Ganzen ist der Umbau schnell gemacht.
Alles was man braucht ist ein Standart Apple Nylon Tool oder etwas gleichwertiges das als Hebel fungieren kann. Dazu noch ein bisschen Schaumstoff oder sowas wie ich verwendet habe, ein Schaumstoff-Gehäuse Fuß. (pic1)
Zuerst muß erstmal die iSight ausgebaut werden. (pic4) Das ist schnell gemacht und das Mikro ist ebenfalls schnell von der Platine gelöst. Ist alles nur gesteckt. Danach am besten das Bohrloch im Alurahmen von innen mit Klebeband zukleben. Dann kommt da kein Dreck rein.
Als nächstes das Mikro-Kabel überall unter den Metallklemmen hervorholen damit man es neu verlegen kann.
Danach das Kabel so wie auf pic5 zu sehen neu verlegen.
Dann den Schaumstoff nehmen und ein kleinen Loch reinschneiden damit das Mikro grade eben reinpasst und am besten drin festklemmt. Das sorgt für ausreichende Entkoppelung vom Gehäuse.
Jetzt den Hebel nehmen und neben dem Kensington Loch das Gehäuse vorsichtig ein paar Millimeter nach aussen biegen, damit das Mikro mit Schaumstoff hineinpasst. Jetzt den Hebel wieder raus.
Am besten von aussen mal schauen ob das Mikro richtig sitzt. (pic6) Jetzt nur noch das Kabel gegebenenfalls hier und da fixieren und schon kann man das Book wieder zusammenschrauben.
Es empfiehlt sich dennoch die Funktion Umgebungsgeräusche reduzieren zu aktivieren. Zusätzlich den Eingangspegel noch um einen Teilstrich raufsetzen.
Tests zeigen das nun auch bei maximaler Umdrehungszahl des Lüfters eine iChat Unterhaltung ohne Probleme möglich ist.

Ok, everything short in english now. ;)

I,ve tried to get rid of the anoying soundproblem. The fact that you won´t understand a word if you use iChat and the fan starts to run is really a pain in the ass.
For this reason, I,ve opened the modbook. Yes, this will void warranty, so think about what you will do. :D
Ok, once I´ve opened the case, I searched for the microphone. As you can see in pic4, the mic sits on the isight. Well, thats logical. But as you can although see, the mic-cable is really long. So it seems to be easy to relocate the mic.
After little search, I,ve figured out that the kensington-lock-hole might be idle to hold the mic.
Now cames the tricky part. First of all, you have to remove the isight panel and remove the mic. Take a piece of black tape to close the open drillhole for the mic.
Than remove the cable.
Relocate the cable as shown in pic5.
Take a little peace of foam or as I do, a foambumper for furnitures. cut a little hole in it so the mic will fit inside. (pic1)
Than take the standard Apple Nylon tool or something else that will work as lever to bend the bottom case around the kensington hole carefully.
Use your lever and bend the case as far as you need to put the mic with foam inside the hole.
Now fix the cable if necessary. You can now close book - thats it.
You should activate the function reduce noise in the Mic-Panel-Prefs. And you should raise the input-mic-level one step.

Thats it. No problems so far on my book and now problems with iSight/iChat any more. Yeah!
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Another thing to realize is that game content is built one model at a time. Although the GMA X3100 may not be able to run your favorite game, it's more than sufficient for working on a single game model at a time. You won't be populating entire PS3 or 360 levels on a modbook, which would be silly on a 13-inch screen anyway, but you can still take your models with you, and work on them at the coffee shop. Your ModBook and a portable keyboard should be all you need.

So I just wanted to dispel the misconception that this can't be used as a 3D machine. This thing was built for Zbrush, with it's fast processor, and 4 gigs or ram. I am actually shocked that there has not been a partnership between Axiotron and Zbrush since the long awaited Zbrush 3.5 Mac edition is just weeks away. I'm sure they would have no problem recommending the Modbook as the premier portable Zbrush solution.

The ModBook absolutely needs to ship with a Zbrush 3.5 demo. It is the killer Modbook app. It was designed to be fully operational with just a stylus.

Would an 8-series nvidia or even quadro be better? Of course. But I want the 13-inch form factor. I'm not sure I would want to tote around a 15-inch tablet.

Anyway, I hope that both my Modbook has arrived, and Zbrush 3.5 Mac has shipped by October, so I can post my experience with the Modbook from the perspective of a professional game artist. So far there has been no such review. In fact, most of the formal reviewers that received a kit from Axiotron weren't even remotely artistic and had no idea what to do with the device.

Note to Axiotron: Send review units to respected artists, not average Joes that can't use a stylus. You need reviews on conceptart.org, not wired and arstechnica or even macworld.com ... figure out who your customers are.... if you think you are going to sell this to geeks and apple fanboys, just judging from who you send review units to, I think you are off the mark. The only artist reviews of your product have been from customers. No, the Ars guy drawing a kitten does not count.

PS, (and OT)

Axiotron: hire a couple programmers and just fix the bluetooth and screen rotation yourself. How hard is it to write a couple custom kernel extensions? You are acting sort of helpless, sitting around waiting for apple to fix something that they obviously could care less about. The hobbyists over at insaneleymac would have had these minor annoyances fixed a long time ago. Hell, those kids have hacked Leopard to run on just about anything, and you can't even fix your bluetooth and screen rotation? I can't cut you any slack on this because there is just no excuse.]]>
Another thing to realize is that game content is built one model at a time. Although the GMA X3100 may not be able to run your favorite game, it's more than sufficient for working on a single game model at a time. You won't be populating entire PS3 or 360 levels on a modbook, which would be silly on a 13-inch screen anyway, but you can still take your models with you, and work on them at the coffee shop. Your ModBook and a portable keyboard should be all you need.

So I just wanted to dispel the misconception that this can't be used as a 3D machine. This thing was built for Zbrush, with it's fast processor, and 4 gigs or ram. I am actually shocked that there has not been a partnership between Axiotron and Zbrush since the long awaited Zbrush 3.5 Mac edition is just weeks away. I'm sure they would have no problem recommending the Modbook as the premier portable Zbrush solution.

The ModBook absolutely needs to ship with a Zbrush 3.5 demo. It is the killer Modbook app. It was designed to be fully operational with just a stylus.

Would an 8-series nvidia or even quadro be better? Of course. But I want the 13-inch form factor. I'm not sure I would want to tote around a 15-inch tablet.

Anyway, I hope that both my Modbook has arrived, and Zbrush 3.5 Mac has shipped by October, so I can post my experience with the Modbook from the perspective of a professional game artist. So far there has been no such review. In fact, most of the formal reviewers that received a kit from Axiotron weren't even remotely artistic and had no idea what to do with the device.

Note to Axiotron: Send review units to respected artists, not average Joes that can't use a stylus. You need reviews on conceptart.org, not wired and arstechnica or even macworld.com ... figure out who your customers are.... if you think you are going to sell this to geeks and apple fanboys, just judging from who you send review units to, I think you are off the mark. The only artist reviews of your product have been from customers. No, the Ars guy drawing a kitten does not count.

PS, (and OT)

Axiotron: hire a couple programmers and just fix the bluetooth and screen rotation yourself. How hard is it to write a couple custom kernel extensions? You are acting sort of helpless, sitting around waiting for apple to fix something that they obviously could care less about. The hobbyists over at insaneleymac would have had these minor annoyances fixed a long time ago. Hell, those kids have hacked Leopard to run on just about anything, and you can't even fix your bluetooth and screen rotation? I can't cut you any slack on this because there is just no excuse.]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=316 Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:46:01 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=316
Thanks!]]>
Thanks!]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=315 Wed, 20 Aug 2008 21:36:27 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=315
My question is simple but complex. Is it really worth it? I have been watching the Modbook for quite some time now. Watching it grow and produce for the most part. And I am probably exaggerating, but as I digress.

I have been saving up for the Modbook for quite some time now, doing research, reading reviews and forums, looking at bags, the whole deal, and I start to question myself, "Do I really need this?" In reality, no. I have a perfectly fine working desktop computer [ A Mac running on Leopard ], an Intuos3 Tablet and I have received the new Apple keyboard a few months or so ago.

I do draw, but not professionally. It's out of leisure and my art really isn't fantastic, but I draw for other people as I have an art shop on a website. It may sound dorky, but it's on an avatar based forum [ No not Gaia ]. So yes I do draw for people there, and I do post quite often, which could be a problem since I would have to 'tap' on the keyboard with the tablet pen. I do have a plug in usb keyboard, but that pretty much defeats the purpose of the Modbook not being a laptop. Then there is also the game situation. I play Tetris and occasionally other games online. It requires the keyboard. It would be rather awkward playing Tetris with the built in Modbook keyboard.

So if I got the Modbook, I would use it as the portable computer it is. I would use it in various places around the house versus my desk. But I would have to be close to a wall socket due to my obsessive use and limited battery. I could bring it to the world out side of my house when riding in vehicles and traveling while shopping and what not. So I could embed it into my everyday life like some of my friends have with a labtop. Go on the computer or go on the laptop. My family has never owned a laptop because we have not needed to. I am an only child, so I had my own computer that I shared with my mother and my father had one for all of his working needs.

So I could make it work. I have another keyboard [ and mouse, but I don't think I would need that ]. And I would probably use my desktop computer as storage for all my larger / main files. But I do have some questions. How hot does it get? I’ve read it was managable, but some people say its hot. So I am unsure. Does it feel heavy? I have a six pound cat and she feels pretty light, but I have read complaints about the weight. Do you think I should get it or not? I have already looked at bags, cases, etc. I have dwindled down the number that I have started with, but I don’t want to buy anything until I am sure that I am buying the Modbook or not. So do you think it’s really worth it for me? Should I wait for a clamp on keyboard? Do you think I really need it? Anything else?

My parents have advised that I wait for 'another version' so to speak. To work out the kinks and perfect it. But I remember reading some time back that they weren't thinking about making another version, or a Pro/Air. So that sort of adds to my dilemma. Should I just wait?]]>
My question is simple but complex. Is it really worth it? I have been watching the Modbook for quite some time now. Watching it grow and produce for the most part. And I am probably exaggerating, but as I digress.

I have been saving up for the Modbook for quite some time now, doing research, reading reviews and forums, looking at bags, the whole deal, and I start to question myself, "Do I really need this?" In reality, no. I have a perfectly fine working desktop computer [ A Mac running on Leopard ], an Intuos3 Tablet and I have received the new Apple keyboard a few months or so ago.

I do draw, but not professionally. It's out of leisure and my art really isn't fantastic, but I draw for other people as I have an art shop on a website. It may sound dorky, but it's on an avatar based forum [ No not Gaia ]. So yes I do draw for people there, and I do post quite often, which could be a problem since I would have to 'tap' on the keyboard with the tablet pen. I do have a plug in usb keyboard, but that pretty much defeats the purpose of the Modbook not being a laptop. Then there is also the game situation. I play Tetris and occasionally other games online. It requires the keyboard. It would be rather awkward playing Tetris with the built in Modbook keyboard.

So if I got the Modbook, I would use it as the portable computer it is. I would use it in various places around the house versus my desk. But I would have to be close to a wall socket due to my obsessive use and limited battery. I could bring it to the world out side of my house when riding in vehicles and traveling while shopping and what not. So I could embed it into my everyday life like some of my friends have with a labtop. Go on the computer or go on the laptop. My family has never owned a laptop because we have not needed to. I am an only child, so I had my own computer that I shared with my mother and my father had one for all of his working needs.

So I could make it work. I have another keyboard [ and mouse, but I don't think I would need that ]. And I would probably use my desktop computer as storage for all my larger / main files. But I do have some questions. How hot does it get? I’ve read it was managable, but some people say its hot. So I am unsure. Does it feel heavy? I have a six pound cat and she feels pretty light, but I have read complaints about the weight. Do you think I should get it or not? I have already looked at bags, cases, etc. I have dwindled down the number that I have started with, but I don’t want to buy anything until I am sure that I am buying the Modbook or not. So do you think it’s really worth it for me? Should I wait for a clamp on keyboard? Do you think I really need it? Anything else?

My parents have advised that I wait for 'another version' so to speak. To work out the kinks and perfect it. But I remember reading some time back that they weren't thinking about making another version, or a Pro/Air. So that sort of adds to my dilemma. Should I just wait?]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=314 Tue, 19 Aug 2008 08:31:27 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=314
Does anyone know about a plugin or additional software or any other solution to achieve the following:

1. Switch quickly between "writing" and "pointing" mode, and switch quickly between different colors.
(PPT does offer a pen during presentation mode, but switching between pen and arrow is way too clumsy and time-consuming.)

2. Retains what I have written on the slides during presentation. It's not necessary to save everything when I quit PPT.
(PPT right now erases everything when I switch to the next slide and then back again.)

3. Provides a quick way to insert a new, empty slide after the one that is currently being presented (so that I can scribble on it) without leaving presentation mode.

Any ideas and pointers will be highly appreciated.

Best regards,
Gabriel.]]>
Does anyone know about a plugin or additional software or any other solution to achieve the following:

1. Switch quickly between "writing" and "pointing" mode, and switch quickly between different colors.
(PPT does offer a pen during presentation mode, but switching between pen and arrow is way too clumsy and time-consuming.)

2. Retains what I have written on the slides during presentation. It's not necessary to save everything when I quit PPT.
(PPT right now erases everything when I switch to the next slide and then back again.)

3. Provides a quick way to insert a new, empty slide after the one that is currently being presented (so that I can scribble on it) without leaving presentation mode.

Any ideas and pointers will be highly appreciated.

Best regards,
Gabriel.]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=313 Tue, 19 Aug 2008 07:43:32 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=313 I think it was OK this morning, now it gets more and more difficult to perform a double-click. I have tried all kinds of various settings in the Preferences, to no avail.

Did anyone experience similar problems?

Regards,
Gabriel.]]> I think it was OK this morning, now it gets more and more difficult to perform a double-click. I have tried all kinds of various settings in the Preferences, to no avail.

Did anyone experience similar problems?

Regards,
Gabriel.]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=311 Sat, 16 Aug 2008 17:46:53 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=311
Then I got my modbook and was impressed.

Then the logic board went out so I sent it in for repairs.

I got back my modbook with a working logic board but during the repair they had loosened the wireless antenna so it now works only rarely and with the strongest of signals.

The hassle and cost of sending it in has been enough to keep me from wanting to send it in again except that while leaving the computer in sleep mode it has reached a dangerous level of hot (contact would burn skin). So I am not sure if it is the fan or what.

At this point it is past when I can just return it for part of the money but that is what I would like to do. The idea is amazing and I like Axiotrons solution except that I have not received a functional model. And getting it repaired has had a few too many headaches.
email me if anyone has questions.
Ean Oz Sager
Animator
ozsager@gmail.com
(360) 464-5222]]>
Then I got my modbook and was impressed.

Then the logic board went out so I sent it in for repairs.

I got back my modbook with a working logic board but during the repair they had loosened the wireless antenna so it now works only rarely and with the strongest of signals.

The hassle and cost of sending it in has been enough to keep me from wanting to send it in again except that while leaving the computer in sleep mode it has reached a dangerous level of hot (contact would burn skin). So I am not sure if it is the fan or what.

At this point it is past when I can just return it for part of the money but that is what I would like to do. The idea is amazing and I like Axiotrons solution except that I have not received a functional model. And getting it repaired has had a few too many headaches.
email me if anyone has questions.
Ean Oz Sager
Animator
ozsager@gmail.com
(360) 464-5222]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=310 Wed, 06 Aug 2008 18:18:42 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=310 | have just received my modbook and am only starting to get a feel for it
SO far I have one Simple question
When My modbook comes back from the screensaver the quickclicks keyboard appears automatically
lS there a way to stop this from happening?
thank you]]> | have just received my modbook and am only starting to get a feel for it
SO far I have one Simple question
When My modbook comes back from the screensaver the quickclicks keyboard appears automatically
lS there a way to stop this from happening?
thank you]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=309 Mon, 04 Aug 2008 21:31:59 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=309
I had to plug in a keyboard, and hold option to bring up the select screen, i chose the dvd drive and now im reinstalling the osx... what caused this cycle of rebooting? what do i do to avoid this in the future? im afraid to update?

(i didnt even install photoshop yet...., just updated with the latest software updates, including axiotrons june'08 file)

z]]>
I had to plug in a keyboard, and hold option to bring up the select screen, i chose the dvd drive and now im reinstalling the osx... what caused this cycle of rebooting? what do i do to avoid this in the future? im afraid to update?

(i didnt even install photoshop yet...., just updated with the latest software updates, including axiotrons june'08 file)

z]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=308 Mon, 04 Aug 2008 07:54:23 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=308 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=307 Sat, 02 Aug 2008 11:39:37 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=307 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=306 Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:02:45 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=306 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=305 Fri, 01 Aug 2008 00:53:49 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=305 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=304 Fri, 01 Aug 2008 00:42:05 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=304 Please respond A.S.A.P!]]> Please respond A.S.A.P!]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=303 Tue, 29 Jul 2008 14:29:42 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=303 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=302 Mon, 28 Jul 2008 21:45:16 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=302
When this happens you can usually work around it by using the icon in the menu bar, except the status will be out of sync. For example, the option labeled "Hide Keyboard" will actually show it.

It would be nice to hear that this is known and being worked on.

Thanks!]]>
When this happens you can usually work around it by using the icon in the menu bar, except the status will be out of sync. For example, the option labeled "Hide Keyboard" will actually show it.

It would be nice to hear that this is known and being worked on.

Thanks!]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=301 Mon, 28 Jul 2008 07:14:56 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=301
I need at least a NVidia 8800 M graphics card in my modbook.

Can you I get a mod book with 8800M 256 - 512 MB graphics memory?

Regards

Lee04]]>
I need at least a NVidia 8800 M graphics card in my modbook.

Can you I get a mod book with 8800M 256 - 512 MB graphics memory?

Regards

Lee04]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=300 Sun, 27 Jul 2008 15:10:21 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=300
Just wondering if this affects other people's ModBook's, or if I have a unique problem. A quick search for "viewing angle" only turned up a couple unrelated threads.

On the other hand, the horizontal viewing angle is quite wide. If the screen could be put into portrait mode (*crowd grumbles*) it would solve a lot of the problem.]]>
Just wondering if this affects other people's ModBook's, or if I have a unique problem. A quick search for "viewing angle" only turned up a couple unrelated threads.

On the other hand, the horizontal viewing angle is quite wide. If the screen could be put into portrait mode (*crowd grumbles*) it would solve a lot of the problem.]]> http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=299 Sat, 26 Jul 2008 18:31:14 -0700 http://forums.axiotron.com/showthread.php?tid=299