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trying to find a slolution for a friend thats suffers emf sensitivty , looking for low emf pc where can i find ?
trying to find a slolution for a friend thats suffers emf sensitivty , looking for low emf pc where can i find ?
What effects do you feel?I'm more susceptible to audible frequency range emissions, like the high pitched whine that a Dyson cordless vac makes.
I'm sensitive to this too, I apparently hear high-pitched frequencies that most people don't. A good example was a Logitech mouse that I had (G5 maybe?) that had a barely perceptible whine that was enough to give me a headache. I RMA'd the mouse twice thinking I had faulty units.I'm more susceptible to audible frequency range emissions, like the high pitched whine that a Dyson cordless vac makes.
Wow. Amazing that they would acknowledge the issue, instead of implying that you are crazy. Also great that you got a reply from an actual engineer, instead of some techsupport monkey.I finally contacted Logitech directly about it, and one of their engineers replied and informed me about a laser sensor on-off circuit in the unit that shut the laser off when not active. Most people would never hear or notice it, but he told me that it was known to them to make this electronic squeal.
Yeah, that instance was one of the reasons that I felt that Logitech's customer support was some of the best that I had dealt with, and still purchase their products to this day.Wow. Amazing that they would acknowledge the issue, instead of implying that you are crazy. Also great that you got a reply from an actual engineer, instead of some techsupport monkey.