@-SE40- You could also hinge it at the front so it's kinda like a //c/Portable/PowerBook blend. There's also the hinge it on a half frame to flip it over either way in the middle trick. Might just work out if your controller had the right kind of cable or is thin enough to run just the VGA/HDMI and power to it in the lid
Hinge-n-swivel based on the simple, rugged OLPC XO-1 design would likely be the best.
You'd have to have a switch setup to run a macro for setting the display orientation. There's a control panel that does Portrait etc. for the main display of a Mac, not sure if it works on a Compact though. Arduino time if the controller can't be tweaked to do it on its own?
Hinge-n-swivel based on the simple, rugged OLPC XO-1 design would likely be the best.
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You'd have to have a switch setup to run a macro for setting the display orientation. There's a control panel that does Portrait etc. for the main display of a Mac, not sure if it works on a Compact though. Arduino time if the controller can't be tweaked to do it on its own?
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