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Originally Posted by AnotherCat
Well I was in the workplace exposed to users both back when mice were first introduced and now. The issue with mice has pretty much disappeared all by itself (from my own observations in the workplace and the advice of others).
Interestingly, back then we could almost pick who were most likely get the issue, the very few with pre-existing hand/wrist conditions (of course), and those who had some particular characteristics in their personality.
I am not going to persevere beating up a dead horse except to state once more that you did misquote me by your selectively leaving out my words "pretty much everyone" in order to support your own contrary point. I do agree with you that it was not good form for you to have done so. I'll leave it at that.
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Sorry...but I just went back and checked Meera's post, and your quote was NOT edited at all. It definitely includes the phrase "pretty much everyone". I'm not sure why you're not seeing that in the quote?
To get back to the subject of LCD vs e-ink and people's eyes, I can read happily on LCD with no eye issues. I do prefer e-ink, though... for battery life, and lower weight, and just because, I guess.
Shari