Chris, either a laptop stand with separate keyboard and mouse or docking station would be needed. No matter how big your laptop screen is, you cannot get it to either the correct height or distance when using the laptop keyboard.
Sorry Carr for answering but I wanted to get the info to Chris asap for prevention.
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Carr
It is a 15.6” screen, bigger than that on my first PC. As a touch typist (trained in Vienna many years ago!) have the keyboard positioned exactly as I would have one for a PC. So why should I need a docking station?
Chris
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