Every laptop owner has his/her own method of working on the portable computer and for those who usually need a stand in order to be more productive, AViiQ now has a new solution, which is extremely portable thanks to its compact form factor and to its foldable design. Truly ergonomic, the Portable Laptop Stand, as this is its official name, will allow you to carry it everywhere so that you can work in the most comfortable way wherever you wish.

“Throughout the design proves we strove to create an ergonomic stand that assimilated naturally into consumers lives, enhancing their laptop experience, while also providing advanced durability and simplistic portability,” describes it Director of Marketing Alan Yeung.

Available on the manufacturer's official website for $79.95, the Portable Laptop Stand is built from a composite material made in Germany called Hylite. It consists of multiple aluminum sheets bonded to a polypropylene core. The aluminum is milled off, allowing the polypropylene to be more flexible and making the stand both durable and light at the same time.

AViiQ boasts their new laptop stand to be the world's thinnest accessory of this kind and you are free to contradict them with examples, as I don't have any right now. The Portable Laptop Stand measures one quarter of an inch when folded. The way it folds/unfolds can be clearly seen in a short demo clip below the text.

The Portable Laptop Stand supports laptops as large as 17 inches and the angle of the keyboard while the notebook is mounted will be of 12 degrees. This 5.5 oz stand comes with injection-molded Dynaflex feet that will keep it in place when the laptop is mounted. This accessory is a must have if you usually find yourself working on the laptop on the go but don’t feel that comfortable using it from any position available.




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