Nothing quite like a nice sit down on a Saturday, and if you're of a geeky mindset then this could be the seating for you. The work of Bond. multi-disciplinary design collective member Joe Doucet, the Scape Modular Seating System consists of a whole array of pixel-like adjustable columns. Back trouble? Tweak the rods up into an upright bench. Entertaining your latest paramour? Flatten them down into a slick couch.
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The NES Coffee Table – makes me wish I owned a tool or two
It may seem as if you have seen this done before, but this one is different. Actually, here on Slashgear there have been two separate giant controllers as well as a PC that looked like a giant controller. This one isn't just a controller though, it's a coffee table as well.
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The rocket powered chair
There are occasions that even the most athletic person just doesn't feel like running to the kitchen for a snack. They'd rather have someone else get it or have some high powered machinery take them to the kitchen.
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Samsung and Armani partner up for new LCD Television – for the brand-whore in you
The screen stats are as follows: they are 1080p LCD panels, they come in 46 or 52 inch sizes, and they have a 100MHz refresh rate, HDMI ports, and a color changing logo on the TV. They also come with two remotes, a small pebble-shaped one that does the basics of changing channels and upping the volume, the second is a larger backlit one that controls everything, hence-forth referred to as the Uber-mote.
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The Maxlounge Bossa the modern day inflatable chair
Today I found myself discussing the classic beanbag chair. There was a time that I thought the coolest chair that could possibly be found was a beanbag chair, at one point I finally got a lime green one. It was the most uncomfortable and awkward thing to sit in, but I didn't mind one bit. Now as an adult my neck hurts just looking at one, however, these Maxlounge chairs offer support and comfort in all the right ways as well as a bit of a techy twist.
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Leon Horizon 414-LCR-X-A slim-line speakers
This speaker setup is meant to be a small surround system or just simply a replacement for your TV’s speakers since they usually suck. They are squarely aimed at those with little space as it isn’t a large surround sound system with 6 or 8 speakers, just 3.
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CASULO room in a box
I’ve seen Home Theater’s in a box, I’ve even seen small houses that came packaged in large boxes, but I’ve never seen all of the furniture for a bedroom packaged in one box before. There is a pair of designers that have done it though.
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Gets warm and fuzzy on V-day with Bell’O Love Seat
Mr. proud owner of a home-theater's set-up, say you already got all the goodies from full HD source to display, and running out of excuses for additional upgrade, there’s one more you could use and get her approval especially with the coming Valentine day.
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Robotic walking chair is for sale and in stock
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
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
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
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.
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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