Where are the Laptop Desks?
I am preparing to move this summer, and we will be temporarily staining corporate housing. Anyone that's ever been a corporate housing knows that you don't get a lot of space sometimes in corporate housing. This time around were actually opting for a smaller place and were sending a good deal of our stuff into storage.
That said I still need to be a little work effectively from our future temporary housing home. I've been casually browsing for a nice and efficient desk to use with my laptop. It seems like most furniture designed for holding your computers are designed for the older age of desktop computing. I haven't used a desktop computer myself and three or four years a least. In fact I have two desktop desks and I'm trying to find a good way to get rid of them.
I've seen a couple desks that are close to the right purpose at Studio RTA Furniture. They are still tailored to be used with desktop computers, but a couple of them are close to the right thing for a laptop. It makes me wonder when furniture manufacturers will get around to custom tailoring some desks as Pacific leave for laptop users.
What would such a desk include?
- cooling pad to keep the laptop cool
- some form of USB hub
- an optional monitor cable for either a projector or some form of flat panel display
- small drawer to hold wireless mouse that works with either Bluetooth or USB
- maybe even a portable hard drive stuck in a drawer somewhere
- a surge protector and possibly the laptops charging cable itself should also be hidden away somewhere in the desk
- A wireless keyboard tucked away in a tray to work with the laptop
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