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Subject:
Most ergonomic/adjustable/comfortable computer cart/desk for under $300?
Category: Family and Home > Home Asked by: kudut-ga List Price: $4.37 |
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10 May 2002 09:09 PDT
Expires: 10 May 2003 09:09 PDT Question ID: 14227 |
What is the most ergonomic/adjustable computer cart/desk available for under $300? I've searched around and looked at hundreds of various desks, carts, etc., and I know it's a very personal decision -- but there has to be one that stands out above the rest as an affordable, portable, comfortable-to-sit-at computer cart/desk that perhaps has won awards, gets high praise from users, etc. Thanks! |
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Re: Most ergonomic/adjustable/comfortable computer cart/desk for under $300?
Answered By: adiloren-ga on 15 May 2002 03:27 PDT Rated: |
The key to an ergonomical computer cart is its adjustability. The following cart has the most adjustable options and has been endorsed by doctors and universities (and a friend of mine). Here it is: Healthy Back http://www.healthyback.com/store/working/sohoadjustablecomputerdesks.htm Its not the best looking cart, but it will keep your back and neck feeling great and your eyes from straining. Here is some additional information on ergonomics in regards to computer work stations from the University of California at Berkely: Keyboard Working Height "In order to keep the arms in a comfortable position, a lower than normal work surface may be required." http://ls.berkeley.edu/lscr/support/faq/ergo/ergosafety.html#workstation VDT / Monitors "To minimize the postural load on the muscles of the neck, the top of the monitor should be approximately the operator's eye level when the head is held up. If this is done when the head is at its natural position, the eyes will fall naturally to the middle of the screen." http://ls.berkeley.edu/lscr/support/faq/ergo/ergosafety.html#workstation more on ergonomics http://ls.berkeley.edu/lscr/support/faq/ergo/ For the best ergonomic seating see Ergokomfort http://www.ergokomfort.com/seatingcmfrt.html Google Search Terms Used ergonomic adjustable computer desks ://www.google.com/search?q=ergonomic+adjustable+computer+desks+&hl=en&start=10&sa=N I hope this helps. -Anthony |
kudut-ga
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Thank you for the answer, as well as the person who gave the comment! I've been looking at that desk, with the adjustable monitor and keyboard area,, returning to it again and again as a possibility, before I asked the question. It SEEMED like the perfect setup, but I wanted some confirmation before I spent any money. The only thing it lacks is a writing area, but that can be solved by a small writing table or something like that. I'm probably going to wait on getting the desk, but seeing that you also picked that desk out confirmed my suspicions, which is definitely worth the money. Ken |
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Re: Most ergonomic/adjustable/comfortable computer cart/desk for under $300?
From: mother911-ga on 10 May 2002 13:17 PDT |
I am not trying to circumvent the google payment system, i'm just addicted to answering questions....soon though you will be forced to pay as I hopefully will be approved as an answer guru. Ergonomics are important in finding a comfortable work station, as are other factors. Space, peripherals, spousal objections etc. I personally use two 3x6 catering tables, but I own several computers and run several racing/flight sims. you might prefer something of a confined area space saver like this: http://shop.store.yahoo.com/affordableofficefurniture/comerdeswitt.html or this: http://www.american5star.com/ercomdesdl.html Perhaps you wish you had more room to stretch out, or some writing surface, or just some room to rest an elbow like this one: http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/114 with more information I can give more details, or you could just do what I did and search for ergonomic adjustable computer desks on google. hope this helped, Mother |
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Re: Most ergonomic/adjustable/comfortable computer cart/desk for under $300?
From: wholesalecubicles-ga on 10 Mar 2005 10:36 PST |
Ergonomics can be pretty tricky. A workstation that works for one person might not be completely ergonomic for another. When shopping for a workstation, look for one that can be adjusted to fit your body. It is best for you to educate yourself on what constitutes an ergonomic workstation rather than relying on companies selling a product to tell you what is ergonomic or not. I put an ergonomics tutorial on my company's website not too long ago that should be very helpful: http://www.wholesalecubicles.com/ergonomic.htm It is also important to note that ergonomics is more than just a workstation. It's your posture, lighting, breaks and a lot more. Jessica www.wholesalecubicles.com |
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