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Question: Will this work for iPad 3 filming for a piano lesson on FaceTime?  My piano teacher needs to see both hands on the keyboard.
Document: Pretty much anything you'd need to carry around in your hands to use, indoors or out, can be placed upon it for greatly increased convenience. Obviously you can't flip a comp into "tablet" mode on it (and see it), but that's not a problem.So what are the cons? Well, for one thing, it's...small.
This was a nice idea but it needs a little tweaking yet for it to work like I need it to. It was too close to my body and not comfortable to work with at all. We are switching to a rolling cart instead.
The reason that I can take these long breaks is because the mobile desk goes with me everywhere I can get my work done throughout the day. I do have one complaint. I have found it to be a little troubling when walking on the city streets because I'm often detracted by some feline hijinks that I don't see the 'No Walking' signs. I have made it onto the hood of a Buick or two.
Only problem with this design is it is not wide enough to have a laptop and a mouse. I added a piece of 1/4&#34; plywood, secured with large rubber bands to extend the platform to allow a mouse surface. I am using it to do field work on Revit and that software  needs a mouse to work effectively. The geek-harnass as I call it, is make well and is perfect for what I am doing. Again, I just wish it was wider.
Works great I'm doing house to house sales and carry a clip board, door hangers and sales book. I can do this and have my hands free while moving from house to house.
This is what I think the product needs to come with.One side note, this is sized perfectly for my older laptop, but modern widescreen laptops would push against the side straps.
Think, think, think. I doubt trying to pin them would do any good. The straps are padded (sliding rubber), so perhaps putting on more/thicker layers would help a bit? What it needs is a support that supports itself. Meh, I'll keep pondering that. Also, the diagonal strap supporting the desk frequently messes with my camera memory card, which protrudes from my device's side.
I have a wee 3-lb, 13" Lenovo IdeaPad, and it is slightly larger than this desk. It's held perfectly, but I haven't tried it with any of my family members' considerably bigger and heavier computers. I would imagine that they'd be more unwieldy and start getting painful a lot more quickly.And that's the other thing...after a while, you really wish there were a way to remove the pressure from the front shoulder straps.
this is the WORST product I have ever purchased. Its over priced and cheaply constructed. The manufacturer doesnt state that if you are a woman with breast, this product is NOT work for you. This was a waste of money. Do not buy!! !
For the price of this product, the quality should have been much better. That being said, it has held up and really makes life easier. I'm a wireless network engineer and doing survey work means walking around with a laptop for 12+ hours a day. That can get pretty brutal and this takes the pain out of the process.
Answer: It will work for iPad, but I don't think your piano teacher will see her hands on the keyboard with this strapped on.