User-preferred position of the computer display and the keyboard were quantified to determine how the size and/or the number of computer displays (19???, 24???, 27.5???, and dual 19??? LCDs) influence the positioning of the computer workstation components. Nineteen subjects performed a data entry task for 20 minutes with periodic repositioning of the display and the keyboard to their most comfortable setting. Subjects placed displays significantly (p<0.05) further as the size of display changed from 19??? to 27.5??? while maintaining the viewing angle to the top and center of display at or near eye height. Preferred position of the keyboard was not influenced by the display size. Results of this study indicate that the dimensions or adju...
With the ever increasing amount of digital information, information workers desire more screen real ...
We report on an exploratory study analyzing preferred reading regions on a monitor using eye trackin...
AbstractMany people spend the greater percentage of a day working on computers in many different lin...
Objective: Effects of display size and dual display setting on preferred display and keyboard positi...
reportQuestions revolving around computer screen display configurations and capabilities have been r...
A growing segment of the workforce wears Progressive Addition Lenses (PAL) to correct for age relate...
[[abstract]]A laboratory study was conducted to assess the preferred settings of the Taiwanese VDT u...
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Desk design and computer display height can affect posture and muscle activation during computer use...
An evaluation of an adjustable keyboard based on subjective preference and wrist joint motion during...
Abstract. Repetitive stress injury at the wrist has been reported as a common injury among visual di...
The present study sought to investigate the effects of a Standard workstation, designed for “average...
This research was conducted to define viewing distance characteristics of individuals engaged in ord...
A month-long field study was conducted to determine effects of large-screen VDT placement on user po...
Size and resolution of computer screens are constantly increasing. Individual screens can easily be ...
With the ever increasing amount of digital information, information workers desire more screen real ...
We report on an exploratory study analyzing preferred reading regions on a monitor using eye trackin...
AbstractMany people spend the greater percentage of a day working on computers in many different lin...
Objective: Effects of display size and dual display setting on preferred display and keyboard positi...
reportQuestions revolving around computer screen display configurations and capabilities have been r...
A growing segment of the workforce wears Progressive Addition Lenses (PAL) to correct for age relate...
[[abstract]]A laboratory study was conducted to assess the preferred settings of the Taiwanese VDT u...
This research was conducted to define viewing distance characteristics of individuals engaged in ord...
Desk design and computer display height can affect posture and muscle activation during computer use...
An evaluation of an adjustable keyboard based on subjective preference and wrist joint motion during...
Abstract. Repetitive stress injury at the wrist has been reported as a common injury among visual di...
The present study sought to investigate the effects of a Standard workstation, designed for “average...
This research was conducted to define viewing distance characteristics of individuals engaged in ord...
A month-long field study was conducted to determine effects of large-screen VDT placement on user po...
Size and resolution of computer screens are constantly increasing. Individual screens can easily be ...
With the ever increasing amount of digital information, information workers desire more screen real ...
We report on an exploratory study analyzing preferred reading regions on a monitor using eye trackin...
AbstractMany people spend the greater percentage of a day working on computers in many different lin...