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1 The Best Laptop Stand Money Can Buy
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2 Offi Mag Table: Mod Laptop Desk Option
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3 The IDesk Laptop Desktop Stand
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4 Laptop Stands: Protect Your Computer And Your Self
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5 Linea Laptop Stand: Simple And Ergonomic
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6 Laptop Fan Stand Lets You Work In Odd Positions
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7 The Cheapest, Simplest Ikea Laptop Stand
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8 Nonconventional, Yet Handy Laptop Stands
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9 TV Tech: Wacky Laptop Behavior
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10 Higher Priced and Hotter or Cheaper and Chicer?
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11 The Dave Scale: Cheap, Not So Cheap, Exorbitant
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12 Geek Tip: Make Your Workstation a Little More Ergonomic
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13 Ikea's Back to School Laptop Solutions
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14 Keep Your MacBook Upright With the BookArc Laptop Stand
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15 Colorful, Lightweight Laptop Stand Travels Anywhere
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16 Daily Tech: Car-puccino Is Powered by Coffee
Car-puccino cranks up with coffee, chugs 56 espressos per mile — Switched If you only see one thing on the Internet today . . . — Urlesque 3DSwitch will tell your tube when you're wearing 3D glasses — Gizmodo The South Korean sausage iPhone stylus is now available in the US — Oh Gizmo! Make a laptop stand out of cardboard — Unplggd Happy Hour Watch tells you what time it is — Read more
I'd like to say that I do most of my work sitting upright at my desk, but in reality, that's not always the case. You're more likely to find me curled up on the couch working on my computer, or propped up watching a movie in bed. I've also created makeshift work spaces in airports while waiting for flights, my kitchen floor, and even on the city bus. Of course, with all of this mobility comes Read more
After showing you the BackPack for iMacs to keep your hard drive up and away from your desk, and now after discovering this gizmo, which keeps your MacBook standing up, your workspace is going to be so pristine and clutter free! The BookArc ($50) shown here is great for those who use an external screen with their Macs but want to free up some desk space. To make sure you get the best fit for your Read more
OK, I'll admit it, for someone who isn't even going back to school, I may be getting a little too obsessed with covering back to school products. But overall, I think it's safe to say I have a laptop obsession in general. . . one can never have enough laptop accessories in my book! My favorite Swedish furniture retailer has spoiled me with two new things this week: a SwedeShop iPhone app and a Read more
It doesn't take much to make your home workstation a little more body friendly. So before you head back to school this Fall, add a few ergonomic touches to your home office. I have professed my love for the Ikea Dave Laptop stand many times before, so if you must work in front of the tube (like yours truly), put it on a stand and not on your lap! Add a desk lamp to save your eyes, and either an Read more
What recession? Remember last week, when I pinpointed Target's pricier version of my beloved Dave laptop stand from Ikea? Yeah. I can't exactly call Target's stand expensive, now that I've found the ridiculously expensive Nestable by Jasper Morrison for furniture giant Vitra — it retails for a whopping $845. Wipe the sleep out of your eyes; that's eight hundred and forty-five bones. The Read more
The $25 Dave laptop table from Ikea still holds a special place in my heart — as well as a special place in both my bedroom and living room (tee-hee). But look out Mr. Dave, there's a sexier laptop stand in town and he's popping up at Target stores across the country. Unlike the Dave laptop table, the Ergonomic laptop desk from Target is made of metal in a laminate walnut finish, which you'll Read more
The "home office" ain't what it used to be. You used to have to use a spare bedroom with some awful looking computer desk and truly boring accessories, but these days, when you can go light and laptop, the "home office" becomes something less obtrusive and easier to pull off. Of course, since you can use a laptop anywhere, TV characters literally do, and sometimes it's admirable, sometimes it's Read more
I'm always hearing about ingenious and inventive ways people manage to use their hot laptops on their laps — whether it be angled on the couch arm, a pillow, or a TV tray, there's always some sort of protective barrier involved. I myself use a variety of things, including a basic breakfast-in-bed tray (when I'm in bed) and my Dave laptop stand when I'm cross-legged on the couch. If you're Read more
I thought my lovely Dave was cheap ($20) for a laptop stand, but I've been proven wrong by Ikea Hacker, who has taught me that a genius trip to Ikea can be accomplished by looking at products with a mutable, creative eye. Here, a user submitted this hack for the Lamplig trivet ($6) — accustomed to keeping hot pans off surfaces — where the hacker simply affixed $2 rubber feet to the trivet Read more
