Laptop Kamasutra
Many of us have laptops but sometimes using a laptop can cause discomfort. Here is a list of position you might want to try to have a more comfortable time with your laptop.
Position 1- classical or missionary.
It practically erases the difference between a laptop and a desktop. This is the position in which most of laptop users sit daily. This is a normal position and you shouldn’t be ashamed of it. Portability is an important feature of laptops, and it is made for your comfort.
Position 2 - web surf.
A little modification of missionary/classical position that leads to a great increase in comfort.
Position 3 - I’m a boss.
This position is especially popular in countries where putting legs on the table is normal.
Position 4 - at the airport.
This position is ideal for places where the power plugs are purposely placed by stupid designers far from all seats.
Position 5 - in a line.
Ideal for a short-term wait and it allows you to concentrate on your comfort and not worry about power plug locations.
Position 6 - at home.
This is the second popular position after the missionary position. Some people consider it the most natural.
Position 7 - romantic night.
Don’t use this position to chat with friends because it easy to fall asleep. You can fall asleep and keep typing scaring the hell out of everyone.
Position 8 - weekend.
Very comfortable on a firm sofa.
Position 9- lazy morning.
Can be used on a bed or on the floor. Very comfortable position especially for reading large pieces of text.
Position 10 - on a picnic.
Perfect when there’s nothing to sit on although you will need something to put th elaptop on, like a stump or rock.
Position 11 - oriental.
This position appeared before the laptop. Despite looking very uncomfortable many people use this position with great joy.
All the listed position are really simple and you can experiment with them to find which one suits you the best. The list can be expanded with the help of your personal experience. Don’t be ashamed to try all positions.
2 comments April 11th, 2008
