Sometimes in the future if we are not careful, we will stare at a screen 24/7. If you think about it…some of us wake up with the news on TV, this is the first monitor of the day, then you go to work and if you are not necessary a  zoo keeper you very likely work with a computer and stare at the screen many hours a day. Then you drive home and maybe have a look at your GPS screen, that is monitor 3. Oh, let’s not forget screen 4, our mobile or iphone. At home you possibly switch on the TV or skype a wee bit with your friends, which is screen 5 or 6! hence, we can conclude that during the day you are looking at many lcd, plasma monitors and  screens.

This means, you need good, reliable screens, which take care of your eyes and have the best technology.  The Samsung 32 TV is a great screen and gives the eye plenty of space to wonder and explore. It has great pixel resolution and wise colour enhancer to get a clear picture. This TV screen provides for a great movie or soccer experience.

When you really just want to relax at home and want a real movie experience, look at the amazing 50 LCD screens. They are incredible. The LG 50 Plasma TV will blow you away and your eyes will have a smooth ride. The Samsung 50 Plasma TV is equally amazing, it will glue you to the screen.

On the monitor site I like the Energy-Conscious 19” Monitor from Dell. It has a great viewing area, great environmental standards and you are able to comfortably adjust the height of the monitor. These are features which will be come increasingly important in the coming years.

Yes, our Screen-Life will increase, whether we want it or not, we must adjust and get the best possible products for our eyes and the environment. Some of the future scenarios are playing out already. For example, instead of physically going on holiday, futurologists envision us to wear a electronic hat with many screens and cables  which will create the illusion of holiday pictures and feelings. Well, on the up side, it would be a pretty cheap holiday.

Did you know…?

Dell topped the first-ever Corporate Sustainability Index Benchmark Report for 2009. This report measured the environmental actions of 40 companies in the computer hardware, software, professional services and network and telecommunications sectors.

-Maricki

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