Posted at 09:05 AM/ET, September 17, 2008 in Computers | Permalink
http://blogs.usatoday.com/technologylive/  By Marc Saltzman

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Posted by: Sierra in Accesories, Peripherals & Components Sept 15/08

We all encountered problems while using computers, and I am referring at pain in the back, neck, shoulders and hands, especially when it comes to laptop computers, which have fixed keyboard. I personally couldn’t find a laptop stand that solves this problem, but manufacturers of such solutions have come up with different improvements in this sector. One of them is Laidback We “R”, a Canadian company promising the most ergonomic stand for use in bed. Not only elder people could benefit from such an accessory but also you when not in best shape for working at the desk.
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For the past seven years or so, an important element of my work infrastructure has been a disarmingly simple but elegant device called a Laptop Laidback - a notebook computer stand designed specifically for use while reclined.
For the past seven years or so, an important element of my work infrastructure has been a disarmingly simple but elegant device called a Laptop Laidback - a notebook computer stand designed specifically for use while reclined.

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It is well documented that extended laptop use can cause back, neck, and shoulder pain due to the improper placement of the laptop screen and keyboard. Laidback We “R” Inc. has designed a laptop desk that provides users the ultimate in comfort by providing them full control and flexibility to place the laptop in the best position possible, designed specifically to provide ultimate comfort for laptop users on a bed, couch, lawn chair, etc. read more...

By Charles W. Moore Monday, July 28, 2008.
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Tuesday, July 29 2008 @ 10:39 AM ET | Article Link


The Laptop Laidback laptop stand for use in a relaxed, reclined posture is a longtime favorite of mine and I've been using one of them since 2001 - the original model made from solid Nova Scotia maple hardwood. It's a high-quality piece of equipment, and notwithstanding the intensive use it's received, it looks and feels as good today as it did seven years ago.
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If you like to be comfortable while you compute, (and really, who doesn't?) this week's Freshware is for you. The Laptop Laidback from Laidback We "R" Inc. read more...

Ask college students to show you the most productive studying posture, and they'll flop down on the bed and plant a book on the tummy. Let's be honest: as a species, we're prone to staying prone. It's comfortable, it's relaxing, and it helps us concentrate. (And, if we get bored, we won't have so far to fall when we pass out from sheer ennui.) read more...