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Best. Desk. Ever.
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As seen on Gizmodo. I want this desk bad. Not sure if its available to ship outside of Denmark, but daaaaamn! I'd almost be willing to fly there, buy it, and ship it back myself.
/lust
(Oh, and not sure if this is the right forum, but here it is anyways.)
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Looks like something crappy from IKEA.
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They're entire presentation screams IKEA.
I like it, but I don't love it.
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I think this would be a bit tighter and higher quality than IKEA. And most definitely more expensive. I get all hot and bothered over stuff like this. I may be sick, but I don't mind.
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Dude, i could make that desk myself for less than $100 - and i am a 90 lb female!
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If only the desk came with a built-in vagina, like the Mercury Mistress.
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I love it, but I'm not in love with it.
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Originally Posted by greene_hornette
Dude, i could make that desk myself for less than $100 - and i am a 90 lb female!
What would you use for the electric raising and lowering?
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Originally Posted by Gossamer
I love it, but I'm not in love with it.
That's because you haven't taken it out for coffee.
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Originally Posted by Gossamer
What would you use for the electric raising and lowering?
Our undying erections for the desk.
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Ew.
My desk is a Jerker V1 from IKEA that I got dirt cheap used and absolutely love.
But I don't try to put a little two-inch-high hole in the side and call it "The Slot" and make it into a replacement for a filing cabinet. I have huge amounts of paperwork that I need to access pretty much all the time - that "Slot" is basically useless. It definitely is the Mac of desks, though - make everything look sexy, give it fancy names, and make it out to be far more ingenious than it actually is. The "Top Sets" is an interesting idea, but as soon as you make storage that's flush with the work surface, you pile stuff on top, and you have to move a bunch of crap in order to get to the flush-mounted storage.
It's more a designer piece - not something with real functionality that anyone who does heavy computer work would use...at least not any of the computer powerusers I know.
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
Ew.
My desk is a Jerker
Ew.
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Originally Posted by Dakar²
If only the desk came with a built-in vagina, like the Mercury Mistress.
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I like the fish bowl part
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The fish tank is the worst idea ever. The rest is cool except for the leg being right in the middle. How the hell do you sit at it without banging your knees or worse crotch?
THIS is the best desk ever IMO.
It is made out of a damn plane wing!
TechEBlog � “The Wing” Setup
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Originally Posted by Dakar²
Ew.
I like the adjustable shelves.
And the fact that it's built like a tank and only cost me $50. It's not attractive, but it's more functional than my past desks... :|
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Originally Posted by shifuimam
I like the adjustable shelves.
And the fact that it's built like a tank and only cost me $50. It's not attractive, but it's more functional than my past desks... :|
I was poking fun at the name.
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Originally Posted by Gossamer
What would you use for the electric raising and lowering?
Hydraulics - from left-over parts in my "workshop of the telescopes"
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Life is like a clay pigeon -- sooner or later, someone is going to shoot you down and even if they miss you'll still wind up shattered and broken in the end.
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Originally Posted by greene_hornette
Hydraulics - from left-over parts in my "workshop of the telescopes"
Like the air pump and tubes kind or the swivel chair kind?
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$30 on sale at Staples:
Best computer desk I've ever had. 4' particleboard foldable table with metal support. Lasts for ever.
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Originally Posted by greene_hornette
Hydraulics - from left-over parts in my "workshop of the telescopes"
Like the air pump and tubes kind or the swivel chair kind?
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Originally Posted by Dakar²
I was poking fun at the name.
Yeah.....
I'm not exactly the brightest bulb in this bunch.
Originally Posted by kikkoman
$1400 for a desk?! You've got to be kidding me. Buy a $200 desk and donate the other $1200 to the Peace Corps or something. Seriously.
Originally Posted by olePigeon
$30 on sale at Staples:
Best computer desk I've ever had. 4' particleboard foldable table with metal support. Lasts for ever.
A+. My boyfriend used a table exactly like that as a desk for several years before I finally convinced him to get something else. Now he's got the folding table as a workbench/second desk and a $100 Staples rolling desk for his main desktop computer.
Originally Posted by G Barnett
I still lust after the Poetic Tech line of desks. Especially the Aura.
Mmmmmm, now THOSE are desks.
At least those actually have enough crap to warrant a huge price tag.
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Originally Posted by G Barnett
How much do they go for? I can't find prices except "contact us".
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Not sure if its available to ship outside of Denmark, but daaaaamn! I'd almost be willing to fly there, buy it, and ship it back myself
If you’re willing to pay up front, including shipping, I’m sure they’d have no problem shipping it to you. Would cost you a pretty penny, though, just to have it shipped.
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wow, such an annoying intro.
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we don't have time to stop for gas
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Originally Posted by greene_hornette
Dude, i could make that desk myself for less than $100 - and i am a 90 lb female!
Hook me up baby!
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Originally Posted by starman
How much do they go for? I can't find prices except "contact us".
If you have to ask, you can't afford it. Which is why I won't be getting one.
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I like the cable manageament. My budget would only allow me to buy the SKIM MILK version though.
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Originally Posted by starman
How much do they go for? I can't find prices except "contact us".
I think that means, if you have to ask, you can't afford it.
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I realy think that's an awful idea. The main leg would get in the way of your knees, and it would not be as stable. A fool and his money are soon parted.
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I like the simplicity of it. And I like that it can be used standing up - there's something relaxing about working whilst standing.
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Originally Posted by starman
How much do they go for? I can't find prices except "contact us".
A bit of googling brought up folks referencing prices anywhere between $1800-$5000. I have heard the prices have come down since they were first introduced. Still WAY outta my league tho.
I can always dream.
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That web site is so annoying.
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Originally Posted by Peter
wow, such an annoying intro.
You don't like it ?
Why don't you just delete or edit it ?
Oh, wait, nevermind, you are not a mod at that website.
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wow, someones grouchy. No clue what you're on about though
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we don't have time to stop for gas
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Looks like a table to me.
YAWN.
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Being in debt and celebrating a lower deficit is like being on a diet and celebrating the fact you gained two pounds this week instead of five.
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Originally Posted by Gossamer
What would you use for the electric raising and lowering?
I would use a linear actuator.
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Being in debt and celebrating a lower deficit is like being on a diet and celebrating the fact you gained two pounds this week instead of five.
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Originally Posted by ::maroma::
MILK
As seen on Gizmodo. I want this desk bad.
Mine's bigger!
A mate rang me up and asked if I wanted a desk. It's from a telco company - L-shaped, 2 metres x 2 metres, (heavy) steel frame, winds up and down, with cable and powerboard runners within the desk. It cost me $50 (delivered). Furniture removalists hate it.
Check out my cable clutter...
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Originally Posted by smacintush
I would use a linear actuator.
I think that would probably work well. But my point was that it would be difficult to duplicate the desk for $100 when a 250lb actuator on eBay goes for $70 or so.
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Originally Posted by Face Ache
Mine's bigger!
A mate rang me up and asked if I wanted a desk. It's from a telco company - L-shaped, 2 metres x 2 metres, (heavy) steel frame, winds up and down, with cable and powerboard runners within the desk. It cost me $50 (delivered). Furniture removalists hate it.
Check out my cable clutter...
Sweet. Since I got my iMac I'm all about reducing my cable clutter. I'm almost to where you're at. I just gotta find a good way to hide my speaker cables and such. Wireless keyboard and mouse help the desktop cable clutter go bye bye.
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Originally Posted by Peter
wow, someones grouchy. No clue what you're on about though
I don't know if I should laugh or cry.
You randomly edit and delete posts in the Feedback Lounge, and you don't even remember. Scary.
http://forums.macnn.com/61/feedback/...-everyone-who/
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Leg in the middle = teh suck. It looks cool though, I'll give it that.
Coolest desk I've ever seen is a 1950-area Drafters desk my sister got out of a old mill. Made entirely out of steel, all she had to do was attach a new surface (which could be anything your imagination could conjure...epoxy resin maybe?).
It was free and will last another 50 years. Has massive amounts of leg room, big sturdy drawers, and she painted it up and added a brushed aluminum surface for like 30 bucks.
If she loactes another one I will buy it from her.
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Originally Posted by sek929
Leg in the middle = teh suck. It looks cool though, I'll give it that.
Coolest desk I've ever seen is a 1950-area Drafters desk my sister got out of a old mill. Made entirely out of steel, all she had to do was attach a new surface (which could be anything your imagination could conjure...epoxy resin maybe?).
It was free and will last another 50 years. Has massive amounts of leg room, big sturdy drawers, and she painted it up and added a brushed aluminum surface for like 30 bucks.
If she loactes another one I will buy it from her.
I'm getting one of those actually.
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A slab of plywood on two workhorses.
Ah, that should be sawhorses.
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This one is much better than MILK.
Originally Posted by Severed Hand of Skywalker
The fish tank is the worst idea ever. The rest is cool except for the leg being right in the middle. How the hell do you sit at it without banging your knees or worse crotch?
THIS is the best desk ever IMO.
It is made out of a damn plane wing!
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