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How to Sit at Your Computer
How to Sit at Your Computer
In our last article we discussed the painful side effects of bad computer posture. The proliferation of laptops has only worsened the situation, as people adapt to smaller screens and keyboards. Certainly, Body Fix Therapies of Sacramento can provide you with the therapeutic massage that will reduce or remove your pain, but it’s better to avoid creating pain in the first place! So if you are…
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Is Your Computer Causing Your Pain?
Is Your Computer Causing Your Pain?
Many of our Sacramento patients at Body Fix Therapies present with painful symptoms of bad posture related to their desk job. Staring at the computer while falling into habits that strain their muscles leads to discomfort, abnormalities and pain. What causes this pain and what are the symptoms of bad computer posture? It’s All About Your Spine Do you often find yourself craning forward, your head…
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Have you ever needed safety pins and also eating utensils, but never both at the same time? And wouldn't you like your sporks to constantly threaten to spring open with a sharp pin as you hold them in the course of your meal?
I understand this is a pie-in-the-sky concept design. (not pictured: the computing guts of this design are separate from the two projector bars shown here that provide the display.)
My main issue is that this only mimics the existing user experience of the current iPad when the iPad is flat on a table. I almost never use my iPad flat on a table. I don't think anyone does. People generally use it handheld - a use case never illustrated in this concept design - or propped up for a more comfortable angle. Even at the Apple Store, where iPads as item displays are ubiquitous, note that those iPads are angled!
To maximize their visual attraction, designer iAN Yen applied the Golden Ratio which gave them perfect proportions without sacrificing comfortable ergonomics.
Yeah, that looks really comfortable.
