VuRyte Document Holders and Monitor Stands
VUR 2060 MemoScape Plus Horizontal In-Line Document Holder
$59.95
$48.00
VuRyte MemoScape Plus In-Line Document Holder VUR 2080
(2)
$59.95
$48.00
VuRyte Stackable 2" Monitor Stand VUR 4855
$36.95
VuRyte Stackable 1" Monitor Stand VUR 2455
$47.80
VuRyte VUR 8800 Ergonomic Monitor Stand
$47.80
VuRyte VUR 59GR Ergonomic Document Holder
$139.95
$95.00
VuRyte VUR 3060 Ergonomic Document Holder
$59.95
$48.00
VuRyte In-Line Document Copy Holder VUR 79GR
$149.05
$98.00
VUR 6060 MemoScape PRO Document Holder (Arabian Night)
$79.95
$60.00
VuRyte VUR 6080 MemoScape PRO (Mt. Everest)
$79.95
$60.00
Laptop Ergo Tips
Overview:
- The inherent nature of laptops - with a connected keyboard and screen, defies most if not all accepted recommendations of ergonomic computing
- Research on laptop computing is consistently demonstrating a relationship between laptop computing and poor posture, increased neck angle, tilt and stress, and lower productivity
- There is a rapid growing body of information from experts as Dr. Alan Hedge of Cornell University, the US Center for Disease control, Chris Grant, PhD, CPE, and the University Computing Research Center in Ergonomics at Texas A&M University.
The following is a summary of their recommendations
1. Occasional User / Road Warriors
- Find a comfortable chair to sit back in
- Angle screen to minimize neck deviation and head tilt
- Position laptop in lap for most neutral wrist position
2. Frequent Users
- Elevate laptop screen at or near eye level to lessen neck angle and head tilt
- Use a separate keyboard and mouse. Position both at elbow height
- Maintain a comfortable viewing distance: 18-30 inches
- Angle screen to be perpendicular to line of sight
- Take regular rest break - up to 5 minutes / hour