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Typing Style

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Are you training yourself to lighten up when you find you are pounding on the

 

 

keys?

 

◆ If you are not a touch typist, have you been taking typing lessons?

 

◆ Are you training your fingers to relax when they become tense?

 

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Do you use your whole arm to reach for keys not located near the home row?

Keyboard and Pointing Device

Monitor

◆Is your keyboard positioned directly in front of you?

◆Are your keyboard height and slope adjusted so that your wrists are straight and your shoulders relaxed?

◆If you are typing with the keyboard on your lap, are your shoulders relaxed and your wrists straight?

◆If you are using a mouse or detached trackball, is it placed to the immediate right or left of your keyboard?

◆If you are using a mouse or trackball, are you holding it loosely, with a relaxed hand?

◆Do you let go of your pointing device when you are not using it?

◆Are you using a light touch when you click the buttons on your pointing device (mouse, trackball, touchpad, or pointing stick)?

◆Are you cleaning your mouse or trackball frequently?

◆Is your monitor positioned in front of you and at a comfortable viewing distance, about arm’s length? Or if you look at a paper document more than your monitor, is your document holder in front of you with your monitor to one side?

◆Are the text and images on your monitor easily visible in a comfortably seated position?

◆Have you eliminated glare and bright reflections on your monitor, without compromising your posture?

◆Is your monitor’s entire viewing area located just below your eye height?

◆Is your monitor tilted so your face and the monitor are parallel?

◆Have you adjusted the brightness and contrast controls to improve the quality of text and graphics?

◆Is your document holder positioned near the monitor, at the same distance, height, and angle as the monitor?

Safety and Comfort

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Contents Safety & Comfort Guide Contents Self-Check Electrical and Mechanical Safety InformationFor More Information Safety and Comfort Promoting a Safe and Comfortable Work Environment Take Action for Safety and ComfortImportant Choices Adjust Key PrinciplesMove RelaxFinding Your Comfort Zone RememberVary Your Posture Range of PositionsDifferent Postures Feet, Knees, and Legs Providing enough leg roomBack Getting comfortableForearms Wrists, Hands Don’t anchor your wristsShoulders and Elbows EyesChecking elbow height Resting your eyesCleaning your monitor and eyeglasses Arranging Your Work AreaMonitor Having your eyes examinedAdjusting the monitor height Positioning the monitorTilting the monitor Hint Eye HeightAdjusting monitor height for bifocal and trifocal users Hint Adjusting Brightness and ContrastEliminating glare and reflections on your monitor Hint Notebook ViewingAdjusting the keyboard height and slope Using a keyboard tray comfortablyPositioning the keyboard Aligning the mouse and keyboardUsing a palm rest Using arm supportsArm Supports and a Palm Rest Using a document holder Papers and BooksMinimizing your reach Hint For Pauses OnlyPhone Using a Computer Working in ComfortTyping Style Reaching for keys and key combinationsHint Long Hours of Use Hint Keep it LightClean frequently Adjusting software controlsHint Hunt-and-Peck Typing Using a Keyboard on a Sofa Switch HandsAligning forearms, wrists, and hands Hint Pointing ComfortTaking Breaks Varying Your Tasks Take breaksVary your tasks Reduce sources of stressHealth Habits Exercise Monitoring YourMonitoring personal tolerance levels and limits Cultivating health and fitnessFrom the Ground Up From the Top Down Organizing Your AdjustmentsHint Be Inventive Self-Check Shoulders Arms, Wrists Hands EyesKeys? Computing General PreventionElectrical and Mechanical Safety Information Product Safety PolicySafety Standards General PracticeDamage requiring service General Precautions for Compaq ProductsInstallation Requirements Mounting accessories ServicingVentilation Water and moisturePower sources AccessibilityVoltage select switch Internal batteryCleaning Replacement partsSafety check Options and upgradesPrecautions for Portable Computer Products Precautions for Server and Network ProductsSafety interlocks and enclosures Hot surfacesAccessories and options Hot-pluggable power suppliesProducts with casters Floor standing productsPower lines CompatibilityExternal television antenna grounding Lightning protectionSafety and Comfort Component Antenna GroundingLaser Safety Warnings Compliance with Cdrh Regulations Compliance with International RegulationsLaser Product Label Laser informationFor More Information Human Factors and Ergonomics SocietyNational Safety Council Library
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Internet Appliances specifications

HP Internet Appliances are designed to provide users with a user-friendly experience focused on web browsing, online communication, and access to digital content. These devices emerge from the convergence of computing and internet access, emphasizing simplicity and functionality to meet the growing needs of consumers in the digital age.

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In conclusion, HP Internet Appliances effectively cater to the needs of today's internet users. With their emphasis on ease of use, robust connectivity, multimedia capabilities, and security features, they stand out as practical solutions for anyone looking to enhance their digital lifestyle without the complexity of traditional computing.
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