Danny McG
Lid closed, monkey dead.
Who he?The filing room at CBS News in 1965, with an operative that went on to be famous...
Who he?The filing room at CBS News in 1965, with an operative that went on to be famous...
Who he?
Little could they imagine that the dream would be for a "Standing" desk. with, maybe, a treadmill.
Either that woman's ears are not in the usual place or the headphones won't fit anyone.
Little could they imagine that the dream would be for a "Standing" desk. with, maybe, a treadmill.
Curved keyboard? Seems awkward at first glance.
If you put your hands in a typist's position they naturally sit at an angle to each other, not parallel. You can get many ergonomic keyboards like that todayCurved keyboard? Seems awkward at first glance.
I would add that the modern keyboard operators don't tend to show quite as much legIf you put your hands in a typist's position they naturally sit at an angle to each other, not parallel. You can get many ergonomic keyboards like that today
Looks like a Dr. Durand Durand design
Ear Buds/Air Pods do (when you aren't using them) but the keyboard looks like it has a printer - a printer won't go in your pocket!Headphones don’t go in your pocket.
Ahhh, yes. I can't wear ear pods/buds though. They constantly fall out.Ear Buds/Air Pods do (when you aren't using them) but the keyboard looks like it has a printer - a printer won't go in your pocket!
That's an electronic word processor. Think of it as a bridge (missing link) between a typewriter and computer. The one I used, you typed out your work, checked it in the digital display (as you would on a PC), and then laser printed the document and any copies. Today, paperless as things are, you don't need the printer and digitally, wirelessly, mail/deliver the document. Printers are for the casual user are unneeded and only required by certain specialized groups (e.g., legal documents) that do not trust the changeability of digital documents.but the keyboard looks like it has a printer - a printer won't go in your pocket!