Portrait Mode to 1080p display?

Anyone know if the mini will support a pixel for pixel portrait mode display to a 1080p consumer flat panel? The intended use is to display a website in a long format for an iPad-shaped kiosk display in a building.
There have been a handful of posts asking about portrait display, but none seem to have developed a response.
Thanks for your help!

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