| I would think the sun's glare would be a problem, smPosted By: nm on 2006-01-28In Reply to: Advantage of Laptops? - Just Curious
 
 to say nothing of the dust blowing around.  Computers need to be in low humidity but not too low that you get static electricity.  Your C-phone cords and pedal could pose a problem, too.  Laptop keyboards are not designed to take the pounding MTs give them.  The MTs I know of that use laptops have a regular computer keyboard hooked up to them.  This would be a lot of work on a daily basis for you.
 
 
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 Yes, I use fan and also a filter to cut down on glare.
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 Oh yes, and don't forget the glare a cat gives when you are trying to see past them!  (nm)
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 Reduce lighting and screen glare
 You might need a screen for your computer monitor to cut down on glare, and/or wear the lightest sunglasses you can find or get a new prescription for glare.  You can't get rid of them, but this seems to help.  Of course being an MT can cause headaches also, lol
 you're welcome - actually it's anti-glare screen.
 nutso me *l* - it's an antiglare screen *cyberslaps self*  *lol*
 17 inch is a good size - they have glare screens
 
 I have had both types of monitors - now both 17 inches but one is a flat screen and one is not.  They do offer glare screens to put over your monitors to cut down on glare which stress the eyes.  I have no problems and been using a computer monitor doing this MT work since 1990, but been transcribing for much longer than that. 
 Best of luck!   I bought a glare reducing screen to put on monitor from ebay. nm
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 For tired eyes, get an anti-glare screen to put on monitor. Amazing difference. I had
 
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