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This is the cheapest I found locally -- just $15! -- but it's not local enough for me to get there economically efficiently. If you're in the NY/NJ area, though ...
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My reaction too. What's the cheapest, non-sucky option anybody has used?
Work from home using a laptop. Work at a desk when you want to sit, and at a bar counter when you want to stand.
I'd like to get one, but at $750, it is way too expensive!
My reaction too. What's the cheapest, non-sucky option anybody has used?
I've been using the steelcase airtouch adjustable desk for about 3 months and I can tell you that it has made a huge impact on my workday. This desk has improved my productivity significantly because I'm no longer bothered my my back or by the low desk/high chair combo I was confined to. It's not just the standing that helps-it's the ability to switch back and forth easily. Before this desk, I could feel my back star…
The shelf and wall mounted display work for me, I can't go back. Originally I set this up to counter the constant hunched posture I get at work. For anyone who tries this:
- You will need to adjust the height of your keyboard at least once.
- Get a foot rest, I plan to build one into the wall.
- Opposite that wall is a couch. With some nice speakers you can have a decent home theater going. My 24" Westinghouse has a great one touch brightness adjustment. It might seem small, but native 1920x1200 resolution makes even blueray movies look good.
For some reason, it sounds hard to procrastinate standing up :)
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My reaction too. What's the cheapest, non-sucky option anybody has used?
I used an ikea adjustable desk. However, I really needed to keep your desk clean, because it was a manual adjustment. It became too much of a bother, but I am considering readjusting it as a standup desk again now that I'm working at home again. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/60111123
