| Maybe you just bought your first computer
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| | monitor forward or backward with the
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| and you're wondering what kind of cool
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| | touch of a finger. This allows you to
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| stuff you can get to go along with it.
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| | minimize glare (even if there are windows
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| One of the many accessories available is
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| | in front or behind you) and also allows
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| a monitor arm. Here are the basics of
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| | you to move your chair from side to side
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| computer monitor arms and why you might -
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| | and still see the monitor (for example-if
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| or might not - need one.
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| | you help your child with homework, you
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| Basically, your computer has three parts:
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| | can pull up an extra chair and slide the
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| the monitor (that screen you look at),
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| | monitor over so one person can see it
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| the keyboard (the thing you type on), and
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| | more clearly than the other. If there
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| the CPU (if it's a PC, then it's the
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| | are multiple family members using the
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| heavy box that sits on the floor - the
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| | same computer, it also allows each person
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| new Apples don't have separate CPUs).
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| | to adjust the monitor according to their
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| The monitor is what sits on your desktop.
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| | comfort level with a quick touch.
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| Depending on the style and size of your
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| | There are different types of monitor
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| computer desk or table, the monitor could
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| | arms. Besides the way they mount, the
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| be placed in several different places.
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| | arms also do different things. Some arms
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| It's important that you put it in the
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| | hold two monitors, some only support one.
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| correct place. A correctly placed
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| | Some arms rotate 180 degrees, some do
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| monitor should be about 18 - 21 inches
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| | not rotate at all. Some are longer, some
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| away from you and the center of the
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| | are shorter. We found an impressive
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| monitor should be at eye-level. You
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| | variety of monitor arms at Versa
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| should never have to tilt your head up or
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| | Products, Inc.
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| down to look at the screen.
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| | One of the most valuable features of a
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| Okay, so if you have a computer desk that
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| | monitor arm, aside from comfort and
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| allows you to correctly place the
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| | ergonomics, is that by attaching your
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| monitor, you might not need a monitor
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| | monitor to a monitor arm, you won't have
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| arm, but I suggest you read on anyway.
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| | a large, bulky monitor taking up space on
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| If you can't put your monitor in the
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| | your computer table or desk. When you
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| correct place, you should consider
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| | aren't using the computer, you simply
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| getting a monitor arm. A monitor arm
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| | push the monitor aside and have 100% of
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| mounts to the back of your flat screen
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| | your desktop for useable writing or
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| monitor and also mounts someplace on your
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| | organizing space. This helps protect the
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| desk, or the wall next to your desk. The
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| | monitor and prevents clutter from
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| "arm" allows you to move the monitor up
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| | building up on the desktop.
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| or down, left or right, and tilt the
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