November 18, 2006 7:00 AM PST

Surf in comfort with PC-chair combo

by Mike Yamamoto
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You may have seen something like this at a hotel or airport, but now it could be coming to your home (if you have an understanding spousal unit or significant other).

PC-chair combo (Credit: Concept & Management)

The Ronda Media Chair has a built-in computer with a router integrated into the frame and a power cord in the back. As Coolest Gadgets points out, no prices are available without asking the company directly.

The Ronda also includes optional creature comforts such as a matching two-seater bench or end table. If they can figure out a way to build in a coffee maker and a fridge, we'd be seriously tempted.

(Update: Alert Craver Chris wrote in to tell us that the enterprising folks at SlashGear ferreted out these specs for the PC: "The computer itself is based around a touchscreen 10.4-inch TFT with compact, back-lit keyboard and trackpoint-style mouse, running WinXP Pro embedded on a 1GHz Celeron M with half-a-gig of RAM and a 20GB 1.8-inch hard drive.")

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PC chair specs
by slashgear November 18, 2006 8:39 AM PST
SlashGear covered this today, and dug the PC specs from the Ronda website: http://www.slashgear.com/media-chair-brings-net-access-to-more-locations-182535.php

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