Protect yourself from strain and pain with an ergonomic monitor
If you sit behind a desk for hours at a time, chances are you're experiencing some aches and pains. Using equipment, like chairs or screens, that isn’t ergonomically designed can cause bad posture. Slumping back into your chair or sitting forward means your spine is out of alignment, and hunching over your keyboard can cause rounded shoulders which in turn can lead to back pain. But luckily, you're not doomed to a lifetime of neck and back pain. Proper workstation ergonomics, including ergonomic equipment, adequate spacing, correct chair height, and good desk posture, can go a long way to protecting your spine and helping you stay comfortable. A screen is an often overlooked but critical part of your workspace, and making sure you use one that is ergonomically designed can help keep back pain at bay. LG’s new 27'' Duo Ergo Monitor has been specifically designed so that people who spend a lot of time in front of a screen can work quickly and comfortably. Flexible, functi...