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expiredeask posted Nov 21, 2023 12:39 AM
expiredeask posted Nov 21, 2023 12:39 AM

SvD 32" RLCD monitor - 1499 $1499

$1,499

$1,949

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This may not be a common deal, but the SVD is the only company I know who makes RLCD monitor. It seems like they are doing a Black Friday promotion of their monitors.

I work remotely and spend most of my times starring at the monitor (writing codes, reading/writing papers, etc.)

As I get older in age, I got interested in investing on some eye friendly displays and thought about purchasing an eink monitor, but read not so great reviews of them.

I read about the RLCD technology from one of the reddit posts, and did some further research about the technology (summary: many positive reviews).

Despite the cost, it may be worth of money in a long term for protecting my eye sights. Yes, its resolution is quite limited (1080p), but I don't intend to play games with it. I also prefer to work from home.

https://www.sunvisiondisplay.com/...Technology
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This may not be a common deal, but the SVD is the only company I know who makes RLCD monitor. It seems like they are doing a Black Friday promotion of their monitors.

I work remotely and spend most of my times starring at the monitor (writing codes, reading/writing papers, etc.)

As I get older in age, I got interested in investing on some eye friendly displays and thought about purchasing an eink monitor, but read not so great reviews of them.

I read about the RLCD technology from one of the reddit posts, and did some further research about the technology (summary: many positive reviews).

Despite the cost, it may be worth of money in a long term for protecting my eye sights. Yes, its resolution is quite limited (1080p), but I don't intend to play games with it. I also prefer to work from home.

https://www.sunvisiondisplay.com/...Technology

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Nov 21, 2023 07:34 AM
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fintlewoodlewixNov 21, 2023 07:34 AM
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Why in heavens would this protect your eyesight? The blue light thing is a scam. Blink more. Maybe get a larger monitor and put it across the room.

Also, what you saw on reddit? Please.
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Nov 21, 2023 07:41 AM
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Nov 21, 2023 07:41 AM
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Quote from fintlewoodlewix :
Why in heavens would this protect your eyesight? The blue light thing is a scam. Blink more. Maybe get a larger monitor and put it across the room.

Also, what you saw on reddit? Please.
Here's the link for the reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/Reflecti...s_rlcd_vs/)
Nov 21, 2023 07:54 AM
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fintlewoodlewixNov 21, 2023 07:54 AM
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Quote from eask :
Here's the link for the reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/Reflecti...s_rlcd_vs/ [reddit.com])
A bunch of true believers who have sipped from the kool-aid.

Want to reduce eye strain?

1. Take breaks.
2. Get a prescription (if you need one) that has good focus at the distance you're reading at. My optometrist doesn't give me a prescription for maximum distance. He gives one that's good for closer work.
3. Set the brightness to a comfy level.
4. Blink more often.
5. Make sure there's not a lot of glare on your monitor.
6. Get a large screen across the room.
7. Stop reading reddit and watching youtube.

I've been 8-14 hours of screen time a day for... geeze... 40+ years. I have a terrible prescription that started when I was a little kid. Mostly genetic. Partly maybe not enough sunlight. Hard to say. Interestingly, for the past five years, my prescription keeps getting a bit less awful. I used to be worse than -8 diopters. Now I'm at -7.

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