I have found with this sort of computer you can sometimes find a book stand that will work very well. What would be best would be if we could find the original stand that fuji sold for it.
Some of the screws holes on the back were for a handstrap, another accessory that would be interesting to find. Others must have been for various mounting options, there sure seem to be enought of them.
PeteB
06-14-2001 00:20:56
RE:What are people using for a stand? (modified 0 times)
I bought an A-frame type picture stand at Aaron Bros. (a frame & art supply chain), and that works perfectly for me. It's sitting on my kitchen counter, and holds the unit securely at the perfect angle for viewing when checking e-mail, etc. I think it cost me around $5.00. Because of the A-frame stand's design the AC adapter fits neatly underneath, and for the most part is concealed from view. I'm very satisfied with this solution.
06-14-2001 09:56:13
RE:What are people using for a stand? (modified 0 times)
I am thinking I will draw up a nice looking stand and have my local metal guy make me a stainless steel stand. The guy is super cheap on his prices so I can probably have him make up something for $30.
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