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April 21, 2003 11:49 AM

MS Research: Women Need More Space



When it comes to visual navigation, women do better with wider displays, according to findings by Carnegie Mellon University and Microsoft Research (MSR). Narrow displays constrain women's ability to operate quickly in graphic simulation/virtual world environments, the researchers found. It'll be interesting to see what MSR does, if anything, with this data. (Thanks to Slashdot for the link to New Scientist on this one.)

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