Watch your posture when using a tablet
Researchers at Harvard University have found that using a tablet device can cause more severe neck or back strain than using a desktop computer due to the hunched position users assume when holding the device in their hands.
(CS) Researchers at Harvard University have found that using a tablet device can cause more severe neck or back strain than using a desktop computer due to the hunched position users assume when holding the device in their hands.
Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health used two different tablets in their study, a regular iPad and the Motorola Xoom, and asked 15 frequent tablet users to sit in a variety of postures and using the device with or without a case.
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