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It's not every day you come across an invention that makes you think "how have I lived without this for so long" but that's exactly what we thought after reading Loren's blog, on which he documents his project of making a computer desk that adjusts it's height allowing you to sit down or stand while you work.

If this catches on, which we hope it does, gone are the days of changing work stations to stand up or sit down when you fancy it.


21/02/2014

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