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Get a 70 inch TV and mount it on the wall several feet from your desk. Now you're focusing at close to infinity. Put the computer nearby the TV and use a wirel
by entropicgravity 4y ago
Get a 70 inch TV and mount it on the wall several feet from your desk. Now you're focusing at close to infinity. Put the computer nearby the TV and use a wireless keyboard and mouse at your desk.
- bzmrgonz 4y agodoes the type of tv matter? resolution/technology?? Or is the benefit more from the size and distance?? Can a smaller oen work? like a 50inch?
- walterbell 4y agoBenefit is distance focus, avoiding eye strain from convergence (think "cross-eyed") when focusing on closeup objects. Distant object | | | | Close object | | /\ Minimum eye-monitor distance for retina-equivalence based on monitor size & resolution: http://www.tools.rodrigopolo.com/display_calc/ http://www.tools.rodrigopolo.com/display_calc/
- entropicgravity 4y agoFor this use I think almost any modern screen will do. Color accuracy typically doesn't matter for developing. And anything over 55" these days will have 4k resolution as a minimum.