Does this keyboard have little legs that flip out to raise it on an incline?
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No it does not. It does have a slight incline because it has two USB ports underneath.
1270869
No little legs, but it has a little bar on the bottom that raises it to an incline. The nice thing about the little bar is that it has a USB port on each end. Not the case with the battery operated keyboard. I love this board, and glad I finally made this purchase.
1351504
No, the back side is where the adjustable spring knob is. It should always face you. The keyboards face you as well. Hope this answer helps.
1370445
Yes it does...it has a one position set of feet, meaning it is either up or down. Some keyboards have two positions like of a higher and lower elevation, this one only had what I would consider the higher elevation.
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Hi there. Yes it does. In fact that is the only option to plug into your PC or laptop. But honestly I don't like this new layout. The keys are smaller. The Delete key is bigger (good thing) but the Enter key is smaller. There is not flip up tabs in the back to tilt it higher. It has a curved contour on the keyboard which you can get used to, but if you are like me and have to access PC's with different keyboards, this makes it more difficult to use different ones. I'm going use the two I bought but next time I will try to get the MS 2000 or a similar keyboard (I'll have to actually touch them first). Good luck! Hi there. Yes it does. In fact that is the only option to plug into your PC or laptop. But honestly I don't like this new layout. The keys are smaller. The Delete key is bigger (good thing) but the Enter key is smaller. There is not flip up tabs in the back to tilt it higher. It has a curved contour on the keyboard which you can get used to, but if you are like me and have to access PC's with different keyboards, this makes it more difficult to use different ones. I'm going use the two I bought but next time I will try to get the MS 2000 or a similar keyboard (I'll have to actually touch... » Read More Hi there. Yes it does. In fact that is the only option to plug into your PC or laptop. But honestly I don't like this new layout. The keys are smaller. The Delete key is bigger (good thing) but the Enter key is smaller. There is not flip up tabs in the back to tilt it higher. It has a curved contour on the keyboard which you can get used to, but if you are like me and have to access PC's with different keyboards, this makes it more difficult to use different ones. I'm going use the two I bought but next time I will try to get the MS 2000 or a similar keyboard (I'll have to actually touch them first). Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes the rectangular return key is fused with the |\ key above it, but that does not interfere at all when using the keyboard because it is a soft cover. :)
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There are two tabs that flip down to raise the keyboard. But there's only those two angles. Normal height and with the tabs down. Hope that helps
1062015
Yes it does. Just above the keyboard -- running the span of the top of the deck -- before the monitor fold.
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The incline is really insignificant. The bottom legs fold-down creating an incline with the front part. I say 10%. But for the price it's a fantastic treadmill.
1556033
Yes... it has the standard "up triangle w/line under it" just like on the laptop keyboard.
1090888
The keyboard holds it slightly tilted back unless you use something (like a silicone hold strip) to hold it forward.
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No, the "legs" that come with the Keyboard are a fixed height. Actually I wouldn't call them legs in the traditional sense, more like pegs or stubs :) But, it is enough to angle the Keyboard to help save the wear and tear on your wrists.Bob
1995821
there is a little rectangular switch on the top right side(not on the face of the keyboard, along the side of it) of the keyboard that goes up and down. that is the on/off switch.
2259107
It doesn't have legs. The angle of the keyboard is set by the curve in the center. It takes a little to get used to. It has helped my wrist though.
1198473
No. it is a solid piece of aluminum that holds the keyboard tray, the tray itself can fold but the drop arm is fixed.
1560331
No. You use the keyboard as a screen protector *instead* of using a case. The iPad fits into a hinged clip on one side of the keyboard, such that you can flip up the iPad into a near-vertical position, as though it were the screen of a laptop.
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It slightly slopes upward, but it's really just like a normal keyboard shape, but a little bigger. I would believe it is compatible with Windows 8 because it just plugs in like a USB Flash drive. I have Windows 7 though and it works fine.
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No. Not on mine anyway. They might be referring to the little legs that pop out to angle the keyboard for easier typing.