Which style is best for your health?--Curved monitor

   Staring at a screen for hours on end is a requirement of many of today's professions 

But it can also cause health problems from eye strain and headaches to neuromuscular issues. 

Fortunately, new desktop monitor designs, such as ultrawide and curved displays, are making in-office and home workstations more ergonomic and comfortable. 

Samsung has led the market for these curved monitors since debuting a line of curved displays more than five years ago.

    At first glance, these monitors might seem gimmicky in the workplace, better suited for hardcore gamers.

 But curved monitors are good for work of all sorts.

     By replicating the curvature of the human eye, 

Curved widescreen monitors mimic our natural field of view. Comparing a curved monitor versus a flat monitor

Many research studies have found that a curved monitor is far more ergonomically friendly than a flat widescreen monitor or multiple flat monitors tiled together.

By replicating the curvature of the human eye, curved widescreen monitors mimic our natural field of view. Comparing a curved monitor versus a flat monitor, many research studies have found that a curved monitor is far more ergonomically friendly than a flat widescreen monitor or multiple flat monitors tiled together.