Trimming and slimming with LCD's -:)
Trimming and slimming with LCD's -:)
- Subject: Trimming and slimming with LCD's -:)
- From: Henrik Holmegaard <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2001 18:12:58 +0200
OK, here's maybe a reason to shift to an LCD:
a. circulatory disorders are for deskbound workers what aching joints
were for manual workers 30 years ago,
b. deskbound workers are often at liberty to wear what they please,
as long as they keep their brains up to steam,
c. biking is what you do on trips around town, and you can do it at
the desk, except for the darn monitor,
d. haul an exercise bike that weighs about as much as you do into the
office and push it under one of the elevatable desks,
e. and watch the bike's big magnetic brake make any CRT demo the
northern lights you thought were the main attraction of arctic
tourism -:) ... ,
f. so if the mechanical props are able to do it, the desks and the
bikes, what of non-CRT monitors?
CRT's are sensitive to ambient magnetism (read: really sensitive),
but what of LCD's?
Thanks in advance