Eyestrain, nausea with "all" new monitors?

[Eyestrain 1]

42inch is not big if you look at from 3 or 4m distance, this is main idea for TV monitor move few meters back to avoid eyestrain,
I think biggiest problem with eyestrain is too small distance

Could be, but I don't think the majority of people that deep of a desk. The average desk depth is probably around <1m. Maybe if you get one of those tall TV stand, it might work out.

What is best distance for 27" monitor?

[Dalek]

42inch is not big if you look at from 3 or 4m distance, this is main idea for TV monitor move few meters back to avoid eyestrain,
I think biggiest problem with eyestrain is too small distance

Could be, but I don't think the majority of people that deep of a desk. The average desk depth is probably around <1m. Maybe if you get one of those tall TV stand, it might work out.

What is best distance for 27" monitor?

Around 110cm from the eyes (1.1 meters)

[Eyestrain 1]

42inch is not big if you look at from 3 or 4m distance, this is main idea for TV monitor move few meters back to avoid eyestrain,
I think biggiest problem with eyestrain is too small distance

Could be, but I don't think the majority of people that deep of a desk. The average desk depth is probably around <1m. Maybe if you get one of those tall TV stand, it might work out.

What is best distance for 27" monitor?

Around 110cm from the eyes (1.1 meters)

hm, table is rarely deep so much, so most of people stay too close to monitor

[Dalek]

Could be, but I don't think the majority of people that deep of a desk. The average desk depth is probably around <1m. Maybe if you get one of those tall TV stand, it might work out.

What is best distance for 27" monitor?

Around 110cm from the eyes (1.1 meters)

hm, table is rarely deep so much, so most of people stay too close to monitor

That's why monitor stands can be useful mitigating that issue.