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Isn't the radiation dangerous for small children? EDIT: whoa! I have been downvotted after asking if it is safe for children. So, here are some references. "
by skywalker 17y ago
Isn't the radiation dangerous for small children?
EDIT: whoa! I have been downvotted after asking if it is safe for children.
So, here are some references.
"Children have much thinner skull bones and their brains have a lot more fluid, so their brain tissues would likely absorb twice more radiation compared to an adult’s brain. But cellphone radiation standards set by the government remains the same for both groups."
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/tag/radiation/ http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/tag/radiation/
"If the notebook is sitting on a child’s lap, that child is exposed to radio emissions comparable to that of a mobile phone. If the notebook is 20 cm away, the child is subjected to exposure of just 1% to that of a mobile phone"
http://tech.blorge.com/Structure:%20/2007/04/29/warning-keep-wi-fi-notebooks-away-from-childrens-laps/ http://tech.blorge.com/Structure:%20/2007/04/29/warning-keep...
How about that?
- thejake 17y agoActually, Apple ended up going with the standard lithium ion batteries instead of the thermonuclear reactor for the iPad. Pretty weak if you ask me. Any money that the HP Slate will have a 50MW unit.
- viraptor 17y agoChildren are going to take your mobile phone, put their head near the microwave, suck antennas of your wifi router and do lots and lots of crazy things that will expose them to different kinds of radiation. (while you're not looking / least expecting of course) Can anyone really protect children from EM waves of various nature these days? There are probably more dangerous items in your environment than an iPad.