laptop stand
Laptop stands aren't as stupid as I thought
The Dell Laptop Buying Guide UK: Which Dell Laptop Should You Buy? When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. Laptop stands aren't as stupid as I thought I take back what I said before, laptop stands are actually pretty great. When I was reaching out to companies in search of ridiculous standing desk accessories for a recent article I wrote, a laptop stand was on my list of must-gets. I don't mean the desk converters that give you a standing desk-like experience, but the little ones that just seem to prop the laptop up a bit .
This laptop accessory comes with me every time I travel
PCWorld highlights laptop stands as essential travel accessories that significantly improve ergonomics by reducing neck, back, and shoulder pain from hunching over screens. These portable stands enhance laptop cooling and airflow, leading to better performance and extended battery life during extended work sessions. Quality options are surprisingly affordable, with many effective models available for just $20-$30, making them accessible investments for any laptop user. One of my favorite PC accessories is small enough to toss in any backpack yet makes using your laptop cooler, quieter and more comfortable. You can pay $50 or more for a good one, but a cheap model can be yours for less than the cost of a fancy coffee.
Jeff Bezos v the world: why all companies fear 'death by Amazon'
The computer on which this article was written is sitting on a laptop stand that tells you everything you need to know about how Amazon does business. At $19.99 (£14.99) a pop, the laptop stand combines everything customers love about Amazon: utility, price and convenience. It's also a total and complete knockoff – of a laptop stand that the San Francisco-based company Rain Design began selling nearly a decade before Amazon decided to make its own. Amazon's innovation with its own version was to replace Rain Design's raindrop logo with its own smiley arrow logo – and cut the price in half. "All Amazon had to do was pick the best one and copy it," said Rachel Greer, a former product manager for Amazon who runs a consulting firm for Amazon vendors.