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into portrait mode, still other apps do not. The Google
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the narrow boundaries in portrait mode. And my hope
that I could use the display in portrait mode to play
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Android games (installed via the Google Play store)
did not recognize the display’s ability to morph into
portrait mode.
The display sits up high on the base, and there is no
height adjustment. The bottom of the screen bezel is a
healthy 6.5 inches above the bottom of the base when
it’s in landscape mode, and it needs all that room to
swing into portrait mode. The display rotates clockwise
into portrait mode, which then leaves only 2.4 inches of
clearance between the bottom of the display and your
desk or table.