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RAM LEG KNEEBOARD MOUNT FOR THE APPLE IPAD (MODEL RAM-BM-L1-SB1-AP8U)    

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Picture of RAM LEG KNEEBOARD MOUNT FOR THE APPLE IPAD (MODEL RAM-BM-L1-SB1-AP8U) The RAM Leg Kneeboard Mount for the Apple iPad, model RAM-BM-L1-SB1-AP8U, is a stand for a tablet computer designed for use by individuals with use of only one hand or upper extremity disabilities. This mount allows a person to secure an Apple iPad to his or her leg for use while sitting. The system includes a high strength composite cradle for the iPad, a socket system, a leg base and and two straps for tight support. The socket system allows the user to rotate the iPad for viewing in portrait or landscape mode and to position the iPad at the optimal viewing angle.

Notes: iPad is a registered trademark of Apple, Inc.

Price: 62.82.

This product record was updated on February 19, 2012.

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Manufacturer:

National Products, Incorporated

8410 Dallas Avenue South
Seattle, Washington 98108
United States
Telephone: 800-497-7479 or 206-763-8361.
Web: http://www.ram-mount.com.
Email: websales@ram-mount.com.


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