To me, I don't like those additional items that would raise laptop or monitors. I just want to put the laptop as flat and as flat as possible. This makes me wanting to get the new Apple keyboard, very slim design.
As for monitor aspect, I just feel that looking (slightly) downwards is more conformable then looking horizon.
Thank you for commenting, Antony - this confirms the new anti-spam technique mentioned above is working properly =D
As for the stand, it all depends on what you're used to and where you're using it. In my case, it helps keep the laptop in an ergonomic position, as well as keeping it stabilized (the tight fit pretty much locks the laptop in place). If I have it on my lap, the stand also helps to keep my legs from feeling sweaty from the heat generated by the laptop.
As for the monitor, I agree - the widescreen one I got awhile back to replace the original one for my desktop sits a bit higher, making it just about eye level. I'll admit it's a little less comfortable to look at because of this - and because it's also a little too bright sometimes - but unlike my previous monitor, I can see certain details that were too dark before, I've got a larger resolution, and I've got more room on my desk =)
A laptop stand?
To me, I don't like those additional items that would raise laptop or monitors. I just want to put the laptop as flat and as flat as possible. This makes me wanting to get the new Apple keyboard, very slim design.
As for monitor aspect, I just feel that looking (slightly) downwards is more conformable then looking horizon.
Thank you for commenting, Antony - this confirms the new anti-spam technique mentioned above is working properly =D
As for the stand, it all depends on what you're used to and where you're using it. In my case, it helps keep the laptop in an ergonomic position, as well as keeping it stabilized (the tight fit pretty much locks the laptop in place). If I have it on my lap, the stand also helps to keep my legs from feeling sweaty from the heat generated by the laptop.
As for the monitor, I agree - the widescreen one I got awhile back to replace the original one for my desktop sits a bit higher, making it just about eye level. I'll admit it's a little less comfortable to look at because of this - and because it's also a little too bright sometimes - but unlike my previous monitor, I can see certain details that were too dark before, I've got a larger resolution, and I've got more room on my desk =)