If ever there was an object example of Apple's ethos of putting style before substance, the ACD stand is it. Are there any solutions to ACD height adjustment without compromising the design? Something which is compatible with both 23 and 30.
An ethos further exemplified by the lack of adjustment on the iMac. The top of the 24" is so high that it's impossible to meet Apple's own ergonomic guidelines except with a bar stool.Sesshi said:If ever there was an object example of Apple's ethos of putting style before substance, the ACD stand is it.
Any of these?Sesshi said:If ever there was an object example of Apple's ethos of putting style before substance, the ACD stand is it. Are there any solutions to ACD height adjustment without compromising the design? Something which is compatible with both 23 and 30.
I wouldn't know... my little tiny 17" iMac is just the right height. I'd happily trade it to you for your 24" and a bar stool, though.skunk said:Nice things to have on your desk, aren't they?![]()
skunk said:An ethos further exemplified by the lack of adjustment on the iMac. The top of the 24" is so high that it's impossible to meet Apple's own ergonomic guidelines except with a bar stool.
Well, in an emergency it can be tilted...dcv said:I say wall-mount the ACD(s).
How's the iSight on that 24"? Does it just show the very top of your head?![]()
skunk said:But it's too high.
It's the 24" iMac. The "chin" raises the screen to the same height as a 30".petite said:Ahhh. Okey... But how can the 23" be too high? Sitting in a lounge chair or something? I mean I am not a tall person, hence the name petite, and I even think the 23" might be a little higher up
Maybe I would understand it with the 30".
Sesshi said:Something which is compatible with both 23 and 30.
petite said:I think this is a good solution.
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I prefer a more aural temporary stand. But surely crappy minds do think alike.