[Petra-Kathi]

Hello @all,

here are some impressions of my two-tablets solution:

In action:

[Image: Tablet-in-Action.jpg]


Cut-outs for access to all operative details of both tablets:

[Image: 20191229_215140-k.jpg]


Space for inserting a foam layer, to protect screens against each other while carrying:

[Image: 20191229_215218-k.jpg]


Folded:

[Image: 20191229_215257-k.jpg]


Some details that are not immediately visible:

• Tablets are velcroed into the frame: Should any blockhead push the "book" from the stand I hope a certain amount of drop energy will be absorbed by the tables needing to tear loose from the velcro strips.
  
• Rather tight fit into the frames, so the complete sides of the tables should absorb shock even if book is hitting ground with a corner.
  
• Push-through holes to be able to detach tablets from frame without tools.
  
• Unevenly heighted framing due to availability of material from construction markets. Should be feasible much more aesthetically by 3d-printed details nowadays.
  
• Mind that I deliberately took older large-sized tablets (12.2", Android 4.x) that are fast enough, cheap (2023-06: some 150 EUR each), long-lasting on batteries (some 6-8 hrs) and nevertheless supported by MSP.
  

Connection of tablets via Bluetooth (self-contained, no need of a WIFI access point), paging by a Donner BT pedal.

Cheers,
Petra