If you had this idea in 1996 and wanted 55 grand for a computer literate and functional piece of furniture - you were as nutty as these guys.
Heck, I think I'll one up them (and possibly you) and design a 2 million dollar easy chair. That should appeal to the rich and famous (and put me in the same league as them to boot!) LOL
If you don't want to look at your computer when you aren't using it, save yourself around $53,000 and buy a nice laptop. The only people that will buy these things are those with more money than sense.
Not a terrible idea, however, only the rich would pay $55,000 for a computer built into a desk. Maybe a paranoid business man would buy one. I know I would never buy such a thing, even if I were rich enough to justify the expense.
All I know is for that price, the hardware involved should be fast enough and smart enough to call maid to come dust it whenever it detects the need to. A polish on the brass knobs and handles wouldn't hurt either.
This is of course only for a select few... Even if I had that much money to spend, I'd much rather spend it on actual technology rather than furniture for my computer.
It is safe to say that we can replace our PC every 3 or 5 years. The problem with this product is the fact that we usually buy furnitures to last a lifetime, if not generations -- which we specially expect when it's wood.
If it's modular enough with room for future PC innovations, it might be worth it. Otherwise, I'll stick to showing what I've got...
Heck, I think I'll one up them (and possibly you) and design a 2 million dollar easy chair. That should appeal to the rich and famous (and put me in the same league as them to boot!) LOL
Besides there are computer desk that restaurants and hotels use to hide furniture already.
Are we in 1999 or are people just still stupid?
Jason
a computer built into a desk. Maybe a paranoid business man
would buy one. I know I would never buy such a thing, even if I
were rich enough to justify the expense.
money to spend, I'd much rather spend it on actual technology
rather than furniture for my computer.
It is safe to say that we can replace our PC every 3 or 5 years. The problem with this product is the fact that we usually buy furnitures to last a lifetime, if not generations -- which we specially expect when it's wood.
If it's modular enough with room for future PC innovations, it might be worth it. Otherwise, I'll stick to showing what I've got...
didnt have a decent sound system or come with a leather couch
lol
Or at least he said something like that.
like that is nuts. I can just imagine the question being asked at a
party:
"Charles, why on earth is your desk plugged in this wall?"