How do you like the ache in your neck that you get from bending over your laptop for too long? How about the one your back? The Roost Laptop Stand, the subject ofa new Kickstarter campaign, promisesto ...

James Olander turned a literal pain in the neck into a budding electronics accessories business. About two years ago, the Denver engineer suffered from severe back and neck cramps, among other aches, ...

If you’re anything like James Olander, creator of the Roost laptop stand, you may have experienced some discomfort when operating your laptop on a flat computer desk. In fact, the reason for the Roost ...

If you’re looking for the perfect laptop stand that’s strong enough to hold up a 15-inch Macbook Pro or other big laptops, the new Roost Stand is exactly what the doctor ordered. Roost had success on ...

When you use the notebook PC by placing it on the desk, the position of the display goes down, so the line of sight tends to go downward and tend to become a backstop. Because of that, the neck, ...

It's no surprise to learn that prolonged use of a laptop is bad for your posture. The solution has long been to use a laptop stand, but many of stands don't provide adequate height, and when it comes ...

We've highlighted some great laptop stands in the past, but if you're looking for a stand that allows you to sit or stand while you work, is strong enough to hold your laptop, and portable enough to ...

Welcome to IRL, an ongoing feature where we talk about the gadgets, apps and toys we're using in real life and take a second look at products that already got the formal review treatment. As someone ...

The ultimate status symbol at The Wing, a women’s social club and co-working space in New York, isn’t a pair of Gucci loafers or even an iPhone X. It’s an ergonomic laptop stand. The Roost is an ...

Anyone that works on a laptop for long periods of time and suffers from back pain may be interested in a new laptop stand called Roost, developed by James Olander. Roost has been developed to provide ...

“The Roost–stop hunching over your laptop,” I read, back and neck aching as usual. I had been working at my laptop like a gargoyle since early in the morning. But in the Roost, a laptop stand that’s ...

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