Ni kweli hii kitu

Alvin Slain · Sep 6, 2011

Habari zenyu wandugu naomba kuuliza je ni kweli matumizi ya kinakilishi kwa mda mrefu huathiri macho?

Vin Diesel · Sep 6, 2011

Kwa mwendo huo wengine tungekuwa vipofu mkuu...naichukulia hii kama tetesi tu.

Mwendabure · Sep 6, 2011

Umekusudia Kinakilishi au Tarakilishi? Sidhani kama utaeleweka vema hapa. Wengi wao wataelewa unakusudia kujua kuhusu Tarakilishi. Kinakilishi=photocopy Tarakilishi=Computer
Nitarudi!

Alvin Slain · Sep 7, 2011

Mwendabure said:
Umekusudia Kinakilishi au Tarakilishi? Sidhani kama utaeleweka vema hapa. Wengi wao wataelewa unakusudia kujua kuhusu Tarakilishi. Kinakilishi=photocopy Tarakilishi=Computer Nitarudi!

<br / br/ninakusudia computer

Sniper · Sep 7, 2011

kiswahili kigumu, mweh!

Mzee · Sep 7, 2011

Jamani kwa maneno magumu tujaribu kutumia hata ki inglish. Sio mbaya.

Alvin Slain · Sep 7, 2011

lakini si ndio kiswahili chetu bwana?

X-PASTER · Sep 7, 2011

Eye Strain - But That's Not the Only Problem

It is not believed that the computer screen, or television screen, damages eyes. There is, however, a condition, "Computer Vision Syndrome", which is associated with the symptoms of eye strain (dry eyes, headache, fatigue, and sometimes some blurring of vision).

While some of these symptoms can occur as a result of prolonged screen viewing, itself; some can be associated with the lighting in the room, the position of the monitor, one's chair height, and other factors that can cause muscles that would otherwise not be tense to be tensed. click to read morehttp://lisahwarren.hubpages.com/hub...when-you-are-reading-hours-on-the-net-online_

KAKA A TAIFA · Sep 8, 2011

There is some truth into this stuff. [h=2]Eye damage has not been shown to be caused by photocopier use. Ultraviolet light does not pass through the document glass. ChaCha! It can cause flash blindness.It includes temporary or permanent loss of visual functions and may be associated with retinal burns.[/h]

Alvin Slain · Sep 8, 2011

KAKA A TAIFA said:
There is some truth into this stuff. Eye damage has not been shown to be caused by photocopier use. Ultraviolet light does not pass through the document glass. ChaCha! It can cause flash blindness.It includes temporary or permanent loss of visual functions and may be associated with retinal burns.

<br / yeah is true

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