Note also that the perceptual centre of a screen (or page) can easily be some distance above the physical centre. This is well known among graphic designers. So by moving the box upwards, it would still be laterally centred and the user wouldn't notice (or might even prefer) the vertical offset.

Now, if it said "substantially centred" in the disclosure - the part which is supposed to teach how to implement the invention - then you might have a point. But cases don't tend to centre on the disclosure but the claims.

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