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From: waynec@hpsrlc.HP.COM (Wayne Cannon)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp
Subject: Re: SCREENS HURT EYES (Mac SE, Plus)
Message-ID: <3590009@hpsrlc.HP.COM>
Date: Sat, 17-Oct-87 07:29:17 EDT
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Posted: Sat Oct 17 07:29:17 1987
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I have been using the small HP150 screen for over 4 years and find its
crisp, high-resolution font much less strenuous to look at for extensive
periods than any of the larger screens -- primarily because the larger
screens usually use a lower resolution font with visible dots/lines.

I never had any eye irritation (other than tired eyes after an 18-hour
day) until I started wearing contacts.  Now the light breeze from
cooling fans dries my eyes and causes irritation, sometimes after only
an hour or two.