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Desktops
by Andrew Garrett on March 5, 2004
About 10 years ago, I was working in retail PC sales. I recall talking with one of the other sales guys, in one of those quiet times when there are no customers to annoy, and no other work that you can be bothered doing, about the idea of building a PC into a desk, tidying up a lot of the mess and noise, and making it look good. We never went any further than gassing about it, bit it seems that someone else has had the same thought.
Introducing: PowerDesk.
My only concern is the design of a lot of the tables - I'm not a fan of wooden furniture, I tend to prefer metal and glass for most things. It's a pity that all their "Modern" line still uses wood...
Introducing: PowerDesk.
My only concern is the design of a lot of the tables - I'm not a fan of wooden furniture, I tend to prefer metal and glass for most things. It's a pity that all their "Modern" line still uses wood...
Permalink: In-desk PC.
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