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liliputing.com - 11/18/2008
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Filed squarely in the “because you can” category of netbook software is a little Windows utility called EeeRotate that can rotate your Eee PC screen. Sure, you could use the Intel Driver application to rotate your screen by 90, 180, or 270 degrees. But there’s one ...
teleread.org - 11/11/2008
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teleread.org —
Laptop screens are often set up for the
landscape mode —they’re wider than tall. This might be
good for watching videos but not for reading e-books. Some software such as yBook or Mobipocket can actually let you take advantage of ...
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EeeRotate: Portrait-mode reading on the Eee PCs and ...
slashgear.com - 11/18/2008
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slashgear.com —
Velocity Micro have announced a new PC range
based on Intel’s freshly-announced Core i7 processors. The Core-920,
Core-940 and Core-965 Extreme will all be offered on select models in the company’s Edge, Raptor, ProMagix and Vector ...
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Velocity Micro Intel Core i7 PCs announced
jkontherun.com - 11/11/2008
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jkontherun.com —
I remember when I had the original Eee
PC that folks were asking me about the eBook
reading experience was. Specifically, folks wanted to know if I rotated the display orientation from landscape to portrait so I could hold the netbook like a ...
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EeeRotate rotates your netbook display and touchpad
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EeeRotate does exactly what its name promises: rotate your Eee screens.
My Asus Eee PC —
... that can rotate your Eee PC screen to whatever direction you want. According to Liliputing , The program also lets you rotate your screen with a handful of keyboard shortcuts. Ctrl+Alt+Right will rotate your screen by 90 degrees. Ctrl+Alt+Down will give you a 180 degree rotation (turning the screen upside down), and Ctrl+Alt+Left rotates your screen by 270 degrees. Nifty. Comments
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