LCD OR PLASMA ?

I only suffered Electro-sensitivity when I was around flurocent lighting then when I purchased my desk top PC, I started began to suffer chronic symptoms - fatigue, anxiety, unable to concentrate almost in a hypnotic state attimes. Consequently, I sold the desk top and bought a laptop then a wireless keyboard and mouse, this has improved things, but not totally. Now I am cosidering running my laptop computer through a Plasma or LCD TV , with the view that the farther I am away from the computer I should end up with zero symptoms. Would anyone care to comment on my intention, thanks.

> Consequently, I sold the desk top and bought a laptop
> then a wireless keyboard and mouse, this has improved things, but not
> totally. Now I am cosidering running my laptop computer through a
> Plasma or LCD TV , with the view that the farther I am away from the
> computer I should end up with zero symptoms. Would anyone care to comment
> on my intention, thanks.

Plasma TV's should be avoided by anyone with ES. LCD TV's are a good
option, but try not to get one with fast refresh (120hz, 240hz)
or any other motion "gimmick", as that just seems to add extra
frequencies to the mix.

Probably a rear-projector onto a screen would be the best option, but
you'd need a very long room for that. :-)

Also, I question your use of a wireless keyboard and mouse. Can't you
use longer cables instead?

Also, EMF protection devices might be less expensive than buying all
sorts of fancy new electronics.

Marc

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> Consequently, I sold the desk top and bought a laptop
> then a wireless keyboard and mouse, this has improved things, but not
> totally. Now I am cosidering running my laptop computer through a
> Plasma or LCD TV , with the view that the farther I am away from the
> computer I should end up with zero symptoms. Would anyone care to  
comment
> on my intention, thanks.

Plasma TV's should be avoided by anyone with ES. LCD TV's are a good
option, but try not to get one with fast refresh (120hz, 240hz)
or any other motion "gimmick", as that just seems to add extra
frequencies to the mix.

Probably a rear-projector onto a screen would be the best option, but
you'd need a very long room for that. :-)

Also, I question your use of a wireless keyboard and mouse. Can't you
use longer cables instead?

Also, EMF protection devices might be less expensive than buying all
sorts of fancy new electronics.

Marc




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--- In [hidden email], "Marc Martin" <marc@...> wrote:  

Thanks for responce Marc, but what is wrong with using a wireless keyboard & mouse?

> Thanks for responce Marc, but what is wrong with using a wireless
> keyboard & mouse?

Generally, people here have bad reactions to wireless ANYTHING --
wireless telephones, wireless internet, cellphones, etc. So I
assume it would generally be a good ideas to use wires whenever
possible.

But maybe wireless keyboards are so short-range that they aren't
as much of a problem?

Marc