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parslope for macbook 12"
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I am using it with my MacBook 12...it fits fine. Obviously the stand base sticks past the rMB further then my previous rMBP 13 but the rMB still sits comfortably on the rubber base.
well working on the rMB all the day is hurting my neck somehow. Is there any good solution to fix that? I also failed to find a good external screen. for it. I tried the asus PA328Q which was obviously an error but also the asus MX27AQ without any success... Any idea is welcome 
well working on the rMB all the day is hurting my neck somehow. Is there any good solution to fix that? I also failed to find a good external screen. for it. I tried the asus PA328Q which was obviously an error but also the asus MX27AQ without any success... Any idea is welcome
I use a Dell U2515H monitor (via HDMI) at the office and it adjusts to a decent height. It's a UHD monitor and I run it at the native 2560x1440. The Parcslope does help raise it up but it's not going to be the same as a full size monitor. I use the Parcslope when working from home and it's fine for that use...it's not cheap but it's well built and you won't replace it every few years like those cheap plastic stands you get for less.
Yes, and? Sounds reasonable to me if it does something for you that's worth $50.
Interresting. At which frame rate is used the Dell U2515H?
I just ordered the Parcslope to test it. will see
Interresting. At which frame rate is used the Dell U2515H?
I just ordered the Parcslope to test it. will see
60Hz