The ZAGGmate wasn't designed to be used upside down as you describe. The iPad necessitated this approach due to its rounded back. However, an approach not obvious to most is to open the hinge and then turn the iPad upside down. This puts it on the same angle as Apple's stand which is good for drawing and other similar activities where you want a flatter angle. Could also be useful for media consumption on your lap in a bus or train.
It was just today that my brain made the connection to what you were talking about. Must have been the holidays...
Great idea for this. Now, I prop the iPad in the Zaggmate when I'm browsing the news and such in the mornings. The angle is good for while I'm sitting at the counter, drinking my coffee and eating breakfast. And, it is much more secure sitting in the Zaggmate than NOT using the hinge and it removes the "where am I going to put this keyboard while I use the iPad only?" question.
Very nice suggestion (or, actually, pointing out of a design feature). Thanks!
Marilyn