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A study conducted on the use of netbook. Result, there are 9 positions using a painful netbook and 1 positions of the most delicious. Anything?

A professor at Savannah College of Art & Design (Scad), Dave Malouf, disclose the results of a research series sponsored by Freescale Semiconductor.

The sponsor is the manufacturer of ARM-based processor is one of them to compete with Intel Atom. Therefore, in a study sponsored by Freescale, the students examine the design and use of the netbook.

One result, as quoted from Core77, Friday (18/12/2009), is a netbooks use position most comfortable.

But other than the most comfortable position, aka wuenak position, there are 9 positions that cause pain. Here are the 10 positions studied the use of netbooks:

Pain Position:

1. Netbook used on the bed. User sitting position supported by pillows with. Netbook is above the abdomen / pelvis, legs crossed each other. This position will make the pain in his wrists and eyes.
2. Still in bed, this time Netbook used on his stomach with his head propped on her back and a pillow. The result, neck and wrists would be a victim.
3. While on his stomach on the bed or other soft surface. Netbook in place on the bed and touched with the hand resting on his elbows. This will 'sacrifice' wrists and shoulders.
4. Position is also not comfortable using the Netbook on the lap of the cross-legged position. Back of the neck and wrists will also be stiff in this position.
5. Next is the position of 'sitting at the bar'. Users sit on a chair with Netbook on the table a little higher than the position of the thigh. As a result, wrist and shoulder would hurt.
6. Variations of 'cross-legged on the mat', is to put in front Netbook users, not in her lap. Access hands free to do so much, but the lower back and wrists will affected.
7. Using Netbook, sitting also at risk of pain if Netbook placed on the lap. Part of the user's neck which will feel 'it pahit' this position.
8. Standing position can also be done on the Netbook. For example by putting them on a table or other surface. But it will attack the neck, eye and wrist as well.
9. Emergency position by holding Netbook in one hand and use it while standing will also produce pain. Especially, in supporting the wrist and shoulder Netbook.

The most comfortable position:

1. Well, in the study, revealed that the most comfortable position to use Netbook is on the bed. Here's how: Lay your body on the bed, prop the back of the head and shoulders with a pillow. Put Netbook on the lap with a bent leg position to raise the display to eye level.

Is the position most comfortable? Try it for yourself.
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The development of the laptop world so rapidly. Even in can be reached by many people. New brands that quickly sprung up and offer the opportunity to choose a lot more. Each notebook is offered with a variety of advantages and features of its own. When you buy one, of course natural that you will become confused. Here are the ten best laptops you should consider if you want to have a multi-functional objects, and may meet your needs and style.

1. Lenovo ThinkPad T400

T400 is a middle-of notebook Lenovo ThinkPad family and is the best notebook on the market today. T Series is a combination of solid value, performance, and convenience. This 14.1-inch notebook is thinner than Lenovo's SL series and the series R. T400 weighs 5.1 pounds, thin and light, but combined with great energy. This 14.1-inch screen has a resolution of 1440 × 900, which is better than most notebooks out there. Has Intel Core 2 Duo.

2. Acer Aspire One;

This is the best netbook enough for all types of securities less than $ 400. Where a second-generation netbooks are competing with the price of laptops, Acer Aspire One can survive with $ 379 price, without cutting or design features. For a small notebook, the Aspire one has a great power savings. With the Intel Atom, offers good performance for simple tasks. Design of portable Internet devices has received the award, the Japan Good Design Award, one of the leading design awards.

3. Apple 13 "MacBook Pro:

MacBook, one of the best notebook Apple's, has experienced substantial cuts last year and Apple has been doing our best to replace those cut. Series MacBook has an aluminum material, glass LED screen, and trackpads multitouch. To enter the series Pro, MacBook features such as FireWire ports, an SD card slot, the keyboard is lit, and the battery duration is longer than the previous types.

4. HP Pavilion tx2500z:

HP Pavilion tx2500z is an ideal notebook for students. Enough to the main notebook and offers flexibility at reasonable prices. tx2500z has a design and features similar to its predecessor, tx2000.

5. Dell Studio 15:

Dell Studio 15 notebook perfectly illustrates multimedia and mobility. This Studio Series, worth $ 1,250, a 15-inch display, has the same design with the XPS series but the studio system worth $ 300 more expensive than the XPS. Despite having the same shape, the notebook is 25 percent thinner and heavier than the XPS, with plastic rather than metal.

6. Fujitsu LifeBook T5010 Tablet PC:

Fujitsu LifeBook T5010 is a laptop that has a common standard with the optical drive, like its predecessor, the LifeBook T4220. Fujitsu posted a 13.3 inches screen. Lifebook also updated in order to maximize the benefits of Intel Centrino 2 technology.

7. Toshiba Portege M700:

Portege M700 offers a smooth transition from notebook to TabletPC. With Intel Centrino processor technology and supports wireless Pro 802. 11a/g/n, M700 is very productive. M700 has a 12.1-inch widescreen with LED display with pen support, touch screen, and graphics to penyesuain inside and outside the room.

8. Dell Mini 9:

Nothing new on the Dell Inspiron Mini 9, but this is a good example to form a mini notebook, without reducing the possibility of purchase. Inspiron Mini 9 has a 8.9 inch wide screen and use Win XP or Ubuntu Linux.

9. Sony VAIO CS:

Sony VAIO CS offers a combination of strength with a variety of color patterns; colors designed to match with the character. CS series features a 2.80Ghz Intel CoreTM 2 Duo, Windows Vista Ultimate or another edition, 14.1-inch LCD screen, 320GB hard drive, and 4GB RAM. Term battery for 4 hour and weighs 5.7 lbs.

10. Fujitsu LifeBook T2020:

Has features similar to its predecessor, T2010. The difference lies in the 12.1-inch screen with 1280 × 800 pixels. Has a swivel screen and a touch screen.

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