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WEEKEND PROJECT: Build an ergonomic home office
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Step 1

Take the pain out of computing

Step 2

Ergonomic mice, monitors, and more

Step 3

How to pick an ergonomic chair

Step 4

How to eliminate eyestrain

Step 5

Get rid of monitor glare

Step 6

Pain-free typing tips

Step 7

Ergonomic advice for laptops

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Build an ergonomic home office

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Ergonomic advice for laptops

If your notebook serves duty on your desktop, adding a few simple accessories can make it more ergonomically friendly. A simple stand such as the Kensington Laptop Desktop USB 2.0 helps raise the screen to eye level. This height-adjustable tilt/swivel stand also provides a four-port USB hub. For even more desktop features, consider the company's Notebook Expansion Dock with Stand, which includes 5.1 audio, Ethernet, parallel, serial, and USB ports.

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To complete the notebook-as-desktop experience, augment it with your favorite ergonomic keyboard and mouse.

Build an ergonomic home office

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