Laptop with touch screen

I had to buy a new laptop in a hurry and went from a tiny notebook to a 15" laptop. My head hurts as soon as I start using it and I am wondering if this is just because it is a bigger screen or because the touch screen give off more RF than a regular screen? I could return this and get one without a touch screen (which I don't use anyway of course). So it would be really helpful to know if this is a cause of higher RF. I'm planning on getting an external keyboard too so I can be further away from it.... Thanks for any illumination/advice you can offer! Aline

Hi Aline,

Is the WiFi enabled?

Al


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I had to buy a new laptop in a hurry and went from a tiny notebook to a 15" laptop. My head hurts as soon as I start using it and I am wondering if this is just because it is a bigger screen or because the touch screen give off more RF than a regular screen? I could return this and get one without a touch screen (which I don't use anyway of course). So it would be really helpful to know if this is a cause of higher RF. I'm planning on getting an external keyboard too so I can be further away from it.... Thanks for any illumination/advice you can offer! Aline
 

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Hi Al, No way! Cannot handle wi-fi at all.... Aline&nbsp;

aline, it matters not if you do not have wifi in your
house.  i have to actually turn the setting for wifi
on my computer to off or it is constantly searching
for a wireless network to connect to.  check to see
if the wifi on the computer is on or off.  
if it's on, turn it off and see if that makes a
difference.  newer machines assume you want wifi.
love, patricia


On Sep 1, 2013, at 12:34 AM, <[hidden email]> <[hidden email]> wrote:

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Hi Patricia, thanks for your email. The wi-fi setting is off. It&#39;s the screen that is bothering me and I have noticed some RF going on very close to the screen (my electrosmog detector registers it). Thing is I don&#39;t know if this is more with a touch screen than a regular screen. I did not notice any RF coming from my tiny notebook screen (or maybe it just wasn&#39;t strong enough to register on that detector).&nbsp; I guess I&#39;ll have to make a trip to town and test the other laptops at Office Max if I can&#39;t get an answer here.... Aloha, Aline --- In [hidden email], &lt;patricia@...&gt; wrote: aline, it matters not if you do not have wifi in your
house.  i have to actually turn the setting for wifi
on my computer to off or it is constantly searching
for a wireless network to connect to.  check to see
if the wifi on the computer is on or off.  
if it&#39;s on, turn it off and see if that makes a
difference.  newer machines assume you want wifi.
love, patricia
 
 
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well, maybe the more slick the machine,
the more challenge for us who are sensitive.
?  like phones vs cordless phones.  
like meters vs 'smart' meters
if you can still take it back, i'd do it.  
i am appreciating my older technology.
love, patricia


On Sep 1, 2013, at 1:27 PM, <[hidden email]> <[hidden email]> wrote:

whats the problem here ? a touch screen is bound to be more electrically  
active than a non touch screen, that said I am working off a dell inspiron
with  an led screen and it kills me ! how can I help you let me know ?
 
puk
 
 
In a message dated 9/1/2013 6:27:21 A.M. Dateline Standard Time,  
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Hi Patricia, thanks for your email. The wi-fi setting is off. It's the  
screen that is bothering me and I have noticed some RF going on very close to  
the screen (my electrosmog detector registers it). Thing is I don't know if  
this is more with a touch screen than a regular screen. I did not notice
any  RF coming from my tiny notebook screen (or maybe it just wasn't strong
enough  to register on that detector).  I guess I'll have to make a trip to
town  and test the other laptops at Office Max if I can't get an answer
here....  Aloha, Aline --- In _esens@yahoogroups.com_
(mailto:[hidden email]) ,  <patricia@...> wrote: aline, it matters not if you do not have wifi in
 your
house. i have to actually turn the setting for wifi
on my  computer to off or it is constantly searching
for a wireless network to  connect to. check to see
if the wifi on the computer is on or off.
if  it's on, turn it off and see if that makes a
difference. newer machines  assume you want wifi.
love, patricia


On Sep 1, 2013, at 12:34  AM, < haikuron@... > < haikuron@... > wrote:

> Hi Al,  No way! Cannot handle wi-fi at all.... Aline  
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