I'm not him, but I have my computer on a stand and a separate keyboard and mouse that I use and I find it much more comfortable than just using the computer on a surface. I think the main reason is that you are not looking down at the screen but rather the screen is at eye level.
You are one of them WoW players, huh? Good game, but it sucks the life out of you.
And btw, if I buy a gun legally, it doesn't mean its legal for me to shoot someone with it.
just wondering what desk is that? and whats between the MyBook and the MBP?
The desk is an Ikea Jerker, they don't make them anymore, you can probably find at least one on your local craigslist.
I have an old 13" MacBook and I have no problems with stands or the screen being at eye-level. My MacBook is on the Griffin Elevator which raises the computer 5.5", my desk is at a pretty typical height (not sure exactly), my chair also seems pretty typical (once again, not sure exactly), and I am 5' 8"; with all of these factors my screen is just slightly below eye level but is still at a comfortable position.the concern about having the screen at eye level is making me want to buy the stand and wireless keyboard but the problem is, my mbp is the 13", is it a problem?
Anyone can correct me at their leisure but I have used laptops professionnaly for over 15 years and have NEVER typed on the keyboard while the laptop was on a stand. If you do so your hands will be in a very uncomfortable angle. You usually use an external keyboard when your laptop is on a stand.How is the Rain MStand for typing? I don't care to pay $80 for a slick Apple keyboard (that isn't backlit!). I won't be typing my thesis or anything on it, just for forming sentences. Is it sturdy so that when you rest both palms on the palmrest it doesn't shake?
I have an old 13" MacBook and I have no problems with stands or the screen being at eye-level. My MacBook is on the Griffin Elevator which raises the computer 5.5", my desk is at a pretty typical height (not sure exactly), my chair also seems pretty typical (once again, not sure exactly), and I am 5' 8"; with all of these factors my screen is just slightly below eye level but is still at a comfortable position.
Here's mine...
Here's mine...
Griffin Simplifi iPod Dock/Card Reader/USB Hub, 1TB Maxtor External HDD
I see you have the memory stick duo adapter in there. I really wanted that dock/reader when I first saw it but the fact that it couldn't read MS-Duo without an adapter turned me a away. A $20 memory card reader can read MS-Duo without the adapter, you would think a $70 one would (I know it is less than $70 now, but it was $70 for a while).
Really neat. I like the cable passage for the laptop. And BMWs as well
How is the Rain MStand for typing? I don't care to pay $80 for a slick Apple keyboard (that isn't backlit!). I won't be typing my thesis or anything on it, just for forming sentences. Is it sturdy so that when you rest both palms on the palmrest it doesn't shake?
Here's mine...
I've been thinking of having a setup like that, placing my MBP on a stand with a wireless keyboard and mouse.
Is it comfortable?