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Little curve good, big curve bad. Imagine its 20 years ago before these monitors were made and you had multiple monitors. Ever see a dashboard chihuahua? (Or
by back2dafucha 1y ago
Little curve good, big curve bad. Imagine its 20 years ago before these monitors were made and you had multiple monitors.
Ever see a dashboard chihuahua? (Or on the rear deck of a car).
Thats you if you use a multimonitor setup. Do that for even 10 years, your neck hurts and your focus is distracted because you cant look straight ahead at your work and are constantly turning your head from left to right all day.
Its a bad ergo. Little curve good. Big curve only for gaming immersion.
I refuse to use dual monitors even if a 27 inch panel is provided.
- Joker_vD 1y agoIs turning you head left and right really worse for the neck than rigidly keeping staring straight for hours? Somehow I find it hard to believe.
- Dilettante_ 1y agoYeah, "turning your head is an unnatural movement" is a wild take. Setting aside the matter of ancestral environment, there are plenty of professions where people work at a desk/workstation on which they have to look at different "zones" while working.
- back2dafucha 1y agoJCPenney security guard?
- Dilettante_ 1y agoSpecific examples I had in mind were Kaizen-Style assembly workers and craftspeople who work on things fine/small enough to fit most of their workflow on a (large) desk.
- back2dafucha 1y agoI ----------------------------------------------------- Dunno