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Netbook Posture, it Could Save Your Life... well, not really
Ricardo Trejo
While drawing up concepts and designs for an interactive device that could be handled in our "the tinier, the better" world, students at found the Savannah College of Art & Design the most comfortable posture to be in while operating a netbook. The most ideal being the one where you lay down and have your knees up, supporting the netbook with your thighs and palms - which I find a bit annoying since my hands tend to feel uncomfortable as I continue use for long periods of time.
And I don't know if I'm the only one but recently I've been very mindful of my lower back, and any position I'm in needs to have good support for my back, otherwise it's impossible for me to focus on anything for long periods of time. By doing the laying down I've been able to accomplish this, but like I said earlier, the whole hand thing gets annoying, but what are you going to do?
