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 The Problem:
Consider the iPad. It is
very thin with a sloping back and glass
front. This design makes it
very "slippery" and awkward to handle. If you hold it in your lap, you
must keep your head aimed down to see the screen. This
can easily cause neck strain and is a big problem for a
lot of people. You can hold it up, but then your arms
become tired. You can place it on an A-frame on a desk or tabletop, but that doesn't work if you want
to lean back or recline. And when you carry it around,
it needs protection - big time. If you don't believe it,
try some of the links at the bottom of this page.
The
Solution: Open up the eazel
and your iPad is ready for use in an unlimited
number of positions. Place it anywhere in your 3D
viewing space, at any angle. Regardless of your position
or posture, your iPad is ergonomically optimized. No
more slipping, no more sore neck, no more tired arms.
You position the screen so it is at the ideal viewing
angle and height. You can even enjoy those long movies
and TV shows hands free while lying on your back in bed!
Only the eazel solves these issues.
Click here to learn more.
With your iPad and
Articulating eazel you'll finally have the combination
of enjoyment and usability you've always wanted.
Guaranteed.
Want
Confirmation? Check out these independent reports:
iPad for Movies? Call my Chiropractor. - Jeff Bertolucci, PC
World
5 Reasons the iPad May be Bad for Ergonomics. - Salma Jafri,
Suite101.com
The Apple iPad Has a Few Worms - Cyndi Davis, Ergolab
iPad: Ergonomic Disaster - Donald Clark
iPad Ergonomics May Be Harmful - Karen Jacobs, Boston
University
iPad's Major Flaw: Ergonomics - Daniel Peiser |
