Out of the box, the Mini Riser supports most all sizes of laptops. However, if needed, you can adjust the width and bumpers to support smaller/larger laptops.

Netbooks usually do not have heat issues, but a Mini Riser is still nice to prop up the keyboard to a more comfortable angle.

How to use and verify the fit for Mini Risers. We have more details in our using guide.

The Mini Riser's arch puts 1.8 inches (4.6 cm) of air under the laptop giving it plenty of room to dissipate heat.

The Mini Riser has a 4.7 inch (11.9 cm) span that supports a wide range of laptops. The vinyl bumpers hold the laptop firmly in place, and the weight is distrib...

How to adjust Mini Riser bumpers, width, and bends. We have more details in our adjusting guide.

We have a few friends that are in the "1-to-2-finger-hunt-and-peck" class of keyboarders. When the keyboard is flat on the table, they constantly shift their he...

We tested the Mini Riser on a wide range of laptops, old and new. The original "clamshell" ibooks have a very odd-shaped, large, wide frame. The Mini Riser keep...

The Mini Riser doesn't just do laptops. For instance, it works nicely propping up hardbound books such as textbooks and cookbooks to a more comfortable reading ...

16 pounds (7.3 kg)! That's how much the Mac Portable weighed, and the Mini Riser has no problem supporting it. Now, getting OS X on this Mac...that's a problem....