Whether you’re an occasional notebook user or work on one all day, you’re most likely putting yourself at risk for long-term aches and pains.

Laptop computers is not a fintess equipment or whole house furnace humidifier, they were originally designed as portable, compact computers for use on the road.  It’s this compact design that adds to the potential for ergonomic risk with prolonged use.  Unlike desktop computers, laptops are equipped with laptop batteries, but you cannot adjust the monitor and keyboard independently.  Adjusting the keyboard to elbow height encourages neck bending when viewing the screen. While, raising the monitor to eye level and accommodating eye height will position the arms awkwardly.

Laptops were designed to work in small or even cramped spaces, often required to contend with poor lighting quality or screen glare. This may lead to poor working postures.

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