Willie, you already have those!!!
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Tip for sore eyes
maybe I need to start having these,
what are they?
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I agree. I don't have a 17
though (luck buggar), but my 15 inch TFT is great. I found since I have had it,
headaches and mid afternoon cbf's have reduced also. Might be a coincidence
with the last one though.
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Tip for sore eyes
Just
think about for a normal programmer who has to sit in front of a
CRT monitor which will generate radio activity for 8 hours a day, 5 days a
week. It is not simply sore eyes issue. I got my Philips LCD 17 inch
monitor at home 9 months ago and at work 4 months ago. Now I feel that I
do not need to expose to these sorts of radio activity any more. I don't know
how these radio activity will effect human beings. I believe less is better
than more. Actually I sit in front of monitor for more than 12 hours a
day, so I must look after myself and the company.(If I take sick leave, that
will cost more to the company than a monitor price in some sense).
At the
time I bought my monitor, a brand new LCD 17 inch monitor cost $2000+gst.
Company bought same brand for $1200+GST. And now I see same brand 17inch LCD
monitor cost $809+GST. Compare to Delphi professional/enterprise edition price,
it would be quite reasonable to get a LCD monitor for your health. 15 inch
LCD monitor is quite small anyway. Just consider as an investment to your
health.
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Subject: [DUG]: Tip for sore eyes
My screen has flickered at the
corners quite badly for quite some time. I tried swapping to another screen on
an empty desk, and it was worse! But problem solved today. My screen's refresh
rate was set far too low (60 Hertz). I've increased it to 85 Hertz (my monitor
can handle it) and now I have a perfectly still screen. Awesome!
So if you have a flickering / shaky
screen, and haven't checked your refresh rate, it might help. Guess everyone
knows this but me!
Dave Jollie
Tower NZ IT
09 368 4259
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