Designed by a Duet 11 owner to solve real-world lap stability issues.

I bought Duet 11 and absolutely fell in love with it.The only thing that irritates the hell out of me isit can't stand on its flexible hinge.Especially when you lay down on the couch,
or lean it against the steering wheel in the car.
So, we came up with the solution. Hope you'll appreciate this.
For better stability you can use elastic rubber(small bungee cord) to connect both brackets.There are 2 holes for that.But it works fine without.
Then I found the same complaints on the web.
So, I am not alone.
quote from Reddit:Lenovo Duet: I'm looking for something that will make the screen and keyboard keep an angle while lying in bed.DiscussionThe built in fold out leg works if you use it on a table or maybe even your lap, but not when lying in bed and I want it more on chest/stomach. Ideally with the top of the screen leaning more towards my face than away from it if that makes sense. Basically, I'd like it to function more like a conventional laptop were you can set the screen to any angle and it'll hold that angle. Anyone run across an accessory that will accomplish this?
Quote from RedditLenovo Chromebook Duet - Laptop Stand with screen support?Buying AdviceJust bought a Lenovo Chromebook Duet and am delighted with it. Thought I'd buy a laptop stand to help with posture as I type on it (using the keyboard) and raise the webcam to eye level. But the stand I bought only supports the keyboard (like most stands as far as I can tell). This isn't an issue for a traditional laptop as the screen can be positioned upright without support, but because the Chromebook Duet is a 2-in-1 device, the screen is supported by a stand on the rear which can't be used on a laptop stand. The keyboard needs to be attached to the screen for it to work and I don't want to use an external keyboard. Does anyone know of any stands that will solve this problem?
We came up with the solution.