03/04/2026
Laptops were designed for portability, not posture. When you use one for hours at a desk, on the couch, or at the kitchen table, your spine adapts to the screen position. And the screen is almost always too low. To see it clearly, you bend your neck forward. Your shoulders round. Your upper back collapses. Over time, this position increases stress on the cervical spine, strains the muscles between the shoulder blades, and overloads the small stabilizing muscles that support proper posture.
Your Laptop was designed for portability — not posture. When you use one for hours, your spine adapts to the screen position. 713-862-2440