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Robotic walking chair is for sale and in stock

By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Jan 24th 2008 No Comments

This chair has 8 legs, but they aren’t configured like a spider, they are configured like a normal chair, but with two legs coming out of each spot where there should only be one. The advantage of this design is that this chair can walk for you.

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EasiShelf gives you a shelf for your charging gadgets

By Christina Crouch on Wednesday, Jan 23rd 2008 No Comments

The EasiShelf is a little dorky. I can imagine finding it in the colored plastic bins at a flea market or finding a baggie of them in my grandma’s cabinet. However, it is useful and I would like one.

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OneLessDesk completes the Mac ensemble

By Christina Crouch on Thursday, Jan 17th 2008 1 Comment

If you’re one of those people who are accessory crazy then you’re probably one of those people who’d buy the OneLessDesk. It’s a desk with was designed specifically for a Macintosh and if I do say so myself, it looks really nice.

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CES 2008: Ergotron Display Mounts

By Christina Crouch on Wednesday, Jan 9th 2008 No Comments

Ergotron, a company that makes display mounts, unveiled four new products at CES this week: the Neo-Flex All-In-One stand, Neo-Flex Combo Lift stand, Neo-Flex Widescreen Lift stand, Neo-Flex Dual Display Lift stand. These must be really good because Ergotron won three Honorees.

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The All-In-One stand bundles any size CPU, notebook, gaming console or flat panel monitor into one extremely small and portable footprint. It has a built-in storage area that stores a standard keyboard and mouse and the sturdy low-profile rear handle adds portability. You can quickly deploy or lock up a complete computer system with this stand.

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The First String Electric Guitar Lamp

By Abby McVay on Wednesday, Jan 9th 2008 No Comments

This is definitely one of the more cheesy bits of lighting to have lying about in your living room. However, I’m sure some poor sap sees this as the coolest lamp of all time. Although I have an high appreciation for music, and create some of my own from time to time, I can’t see myself turning into enough of a fanatic to find this lamp even remotely appealing.

electric guitar lamp

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CES 2008: Pyramat PM450-WR Gaming Chairs

By Christina Crouch on Monday, Jan 7th 2008 No Comments

Pyramat which is all about performance gaming had a few different gaming chairs on show tonight. I got a relatively good look at two of them, the PM450-WR Sound Rocker and the PC Gaming Chair 2.1.

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The PM450-WR Sound Rocker has speakers and a subwoofer with wireless audio reception. It has a cordless rechargeable battery and iPod,Mp3,DS Lite and PSP input. There’s a 24GHz wireless transmitter and it’s made from breathable microfiber fabric. It comes with a multiplayer connection, volume/base controls, headphone jack, a storage pocket and it folds away for storage and has carrying handles for easy transport.

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Jump Seat for the grown up gamers

By Abby McVay on Wednesday, Jan 2nd 2008 No Comments

Many gamers have griped that their spouse or significant other has issues with their gaming habits. Mostly the issue is when you’re gaming they’d prefer it if you were doing something else. Never have I heard a spouse complain that the game console is cluttering up the living room. However, apparently someone is complaining or furniture such as this wouldn’t exist.

jump seat for hidding gamer seating and storage

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Vibrating Mitt Chair is shaped like a glove

By Christina Crouch on Friday, Dec 28th 2007 No Comments

You know, I can’t recall ever thinking it would be great if I could sit on a giant hand and have it massage my butt. If I did though, I’m sure I was thinking of something like the Vibrating Mitt Chair.

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ChiliPad – Hot and cool nights

By Christina Crouch on Thursday, Dec 27th 2007 2 Comments

My room has two temperatures: stifling hot and freezing cold. I have a little A/C and a few fans, and lots of blankets to try to even things out but it never quite works, so I’m always open to new suggestions. The ChiliPad sounds excellent to me.

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Michelle Kaufman Designs Contemporary Surfaces – Another Way to Go Green

By Christina Crouch on Monday, Dec 24th 2007 No Comments

I’m sure many New Year’s Resolutions this year will involve trying to make homes/lifestyles more ‘green’. I’ve seen gadgets galore to help any individual accomplish this, but the Concreteworkds/MKD surfaces are the first I’ve seen of its kind.

MKD Green Surfaces