10" laptop car mount

[Marko Korosec]

Hey all,

I have an Asus Atom 10" laptop and I was wondering if something can help me out finding the right laptop car mount. Because all I've found so far are having tray for 14" or larger, but I am worried this won't be good for my smaller laptop. Maybe there is a tray which can be adjusted to user's need, like extending from 9-15" or so.

Any ideas? Thanks a lot!

-Marko

 

[Rob Wadsworth]

For a laptop of that size; maybe it would be easier to fabricate one? Centainly would be cheaper as well. The standard size laptop is heavier and needs a strong stand/tray. Smal trays can be bought from eBay for a small sum and then build upon that. Otherwise, the full-size laptop stands can cost over $200 for a decent unit.
Dos centavos...

 

[Niccolò Ubalducci]

Hey all,

I have an Asus Atom 10" laptop and I was wondering if something can help me out finding the right laptop car mount. Because all I've found so far are having tray for 14" or larger, but I am worried this won't be good for my smaller laptop. Maybe there is a tray which can be adjusted to user's need, like extending from 9-15" or so.

Any ideas? Thanks a lot!

-Marko

Hey Marko!

Did you have changed idea for this season?

 

[Dave Marshall]

I made one for my HP 2133 out of a bit of steel square tubing, an old tripod head, and some velcro. Worked great, kept it plenty secure. Wouldn't go with anything bigger than 10" though, as increased weight or a larger footprint would probably make it unstable.

 

[Jason Foster]

Nothing a chainsaw can't fix...

A Jotto desk on ebay for cheap, a grinder with cut-off wheel, sandpaper and a little time. Basically I would think that you could a Jotto desk cheap like I did for around $30+shipping, then just cut the top down to size with said tools. You could also just replace the top tray with a cut to size sheet of aluminum (to save weight).