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Am I the only one who finds notebooks less confortable for coding, than desktop computers? The position of the keyboard and screen isn't very good for my back and hands...
plug in a keyboard, monitor, mouse, and speakers? http://noobindex.com/setup.jpg is my setup
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plug in a keyboard, monitor, mouse, and speakers? http://noobindex.com/setup.jpg is my setup
I got tired of the screens being at different heights, so I got one of these. Also keeps the desk looking sharp. http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/elevator
Am I the only one who finds notebooks less confortable for coding, than desktop computers? The position of the keyboard and screen isn't very good for my back and hands...
plug in a keyboard, monitor, mouse, and speakers? http://noobindex.com/setup.jpg is my setup
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No, I like the keyboard to be a lot closer to the monitor, maybe even under where the laptop would be. That would be quite awkward. Plus, laptop screens -> much more money for the same quality screen.
at Flugpo.com our developer brings his laptop in and plugs in a separate keyboard and a separate screen and basically ignores the laptop. Which seems to fit your criteria.