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The post details the evolution of the author's ergonomic laptop setup through multiple prototypes, addressing issues of weight, portability, and comfort. It describes the latest iteration, which is lighter, more ergonomic, and easier to travel with. The author also shares insights from their workshop experience, emphasizing the benefits of having a dedicated space for creating such projects.

Evolving my ergonomic setup (or, my laptop with extra steps)

Latest iteration: Tray.One ("tray dot one")

Throw your keyboard away.
<a href="https://talonvoice.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://talonvoice.com/</a> check this link out. It’s a free program developed specifically for programmers/devs to be able to code with there voice. That’s not all either, it also comes with eye tracking so you can use your mouse with your eyes and a simple sound to click. Now you can break your wrists thighs.

The only flaw I see (which I don’t know how it would be solvable) is that you got to keep the unused laptop keyboard up there

If you could build this it must be efficient and quick.