Laptop Ergonomics
What’s Next: fully ergonomic laptops?
VentureBeat, Aug.14, 2009, by Mark Goldenson
Modern clamshell and tablet designs have solved many of these issues: screen sizes exceed 17”, RAM can be several gigabytes, and weight can be less than three pounds, deservedly earning names like the Air. What hasn’t been solved is ergonomics, and that’s a costly problem.
Read more…Killing Keyboard and Mouse
PCPlus, 8/5/2009
Despite years of innovation, nothing currently beats the humble keyboard and mouse combination. It allows us to do everything from the household accounts to battling aliens without having to think about what we're doing. Maybe it's just familiarity, or maybe it really is the best possible interface the PC will ever have. Either way, any technology wanting to replace the classic double act has an uphill struggle ahead of it. But how did things get this way - and will the keyboard and mouse remain the status quo forever?
Read more…How to Ergonomically Set Up Your Laptop as a Desktop
By Chris Adams, About.com
Laptop Ergonomics for a Desktop Setup.
Read more…Laptop Ergonomics - Mobile Mac
Frankin Tessler, Macworld.com Dec 12, 2005
For years, using a laptop meant putting up with an undersized screen, a puny hard drive, and an anemic processor. Not anymore. Today’s PowerBooks and iBooks are powerful enough to be used as everyday computers. But they lag far behind desktop computers when it comes to ergonomics.
Read more…Laptop design can be a pain in the posture
By Steve Friess, Special for USA TODAY, 4/22/08
