Q: I've been looking far and wide for a decent looking, lightweight, and portable notebook stand for my Macbook Pro 13", but I haven't had much luck in finding a solution that works for me. Any recommendations?
A: Up top, we have Aviiq’s very beautiful, but also very pricey Folding Notebook Stand (which has received high marks by Wired), but will set you back $80.
An alternative option would be Logitech's Alto Stand which is made of and goes for roughly $32 plus shipping on Amazon.
Or if you just wanna go all out and get the fanciest thing out there, you can grab the Bamuda X-Base stand for $395. If you do decide to go with this one, feel free to send us one, too. We've got plenty of stickers to share.
Got a recommendation for Kim? Let her know in the comments!
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Something easy and cheap to do is buy this document holder from Office Max, cut it at the top bend so you just have a long piece of mesh with a small "L" at the end, and cover your cut with one of those binders for plastic document covers. Total cost of about $10
I have two of the iLap aluminum stands. very light and simple.
http://www.raindesigninc.com/ilap.html
They go between 50 and $70 depending on size. The fuzzy part at the front is removable.
Or you can use the solution I developed for my Gateway: Two soda bottle caps. Portable and free. Don't like the look? Buy a different brand of soda and change the color.
I use the EZbookPad from Macally. It's $40 dollars and I've been really happy with it.
http://macally.com/EN/Product/ipod4show.asp?ArticleID=286
We got the $3 plastic one from Ikea. Molded plastic, works well.
I don't know the name of this product, but I've seen it at the local fnac here. It's four square rubber/silicone pads that attached to the bottom of the laptop and prop it up. It reminds me of those bed-raisers. I liked how minimal it looked. No idea how well they attach and detach repeatedly.