That makes the screen further away.
No, because my chair is on wheels. And what would be so bad in getting a bit of exercise anyway?
Uh.... I like precisely the same height for typing and writing, and I can't see why you wouldn't. You're using the same hands on the same surface.
About a metre, which I find is a comfortable viewing distance for a 24" monitor. Having the monitors at the back of the desk also means I have a large work area in front of them.
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I'm half a metre from a 40" monitor. Try it, you'll never go back. Lovely for reading text, playing games, watching TV, Youtube, everything. It uses my whole 3D vision area.
I just have the keyboard in front of me, and a space to the side for papers, I can just scoot over on the chair.
No it doesn't with ball transfer tables.
Nope.
But only does that where there is lots of dirt.
I took it's meaning to be 'Not a quality issue' (Chinglish style translations are always quite amusing, to me.).
Nothing to do with size, That it will not work the 'right way up' (i.e. ball down(according to the manufacturer) so no good for a chair.
Pah, it'll be fine. So why was TINY written?
Same here.
I would expect serious eye strain from that and it wouldn't work for three screens, which what I have.
No.... eye strain is less when text is larger and easier to read.
I have 5. The 40" straight in front of me, and four 17-20" ones around it. A column of 3 to my right, and one above the 40", next to the stereo.
You don't need so many monitors if one can serve as 2.
TINY simply stands for This Is Not You. Maybe not much used nowadays, but it basically means the 'you' mentioned is the general 'you' and is not specific to one person. So much less pretentious then "one".
I detest acronyms, at my last place of work they actually had two the same.
I would have written "Not a lot of use for a computer chair"
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