Gravitonus WorkStation

Wow! Gamers out there already spend way too much time on their computers, however with this Gravitonus Workstation I foresee even more time being lost to games like World of Warcraft. One of the reasons gamers finally come off their computer is when they are hungry, thirsty, need the toilet or when gaming becomes so uncomfortable due to the sheer amount of time they have spent playing. However, the Gravitonus Ergonomic Workstation addresses the problems associated with gaming by providing a range of techniques aimed at providing optimal ergonomic conditions.

Whilst playing the workstation constantly changes position which is determined by the Earth Gravitational Field vector. Onboard LED lights reduce the glare and shadows associated with computer monitors giving ideal visual conditions for gaming.

The Gravitonus Workstation seat provides suitable airflow distribution, heating, and ventilation to provide optimal conditions for gaming. Oh yeah, and did I forget to mention the workstation comes with a built in 5.1 surround sound and subwoofer?

Munk Bogballe Workstation: Quality and Brilliance

David Munk Bogballe has created a beautiful and functionally powerful workstation for those people that demand top quality and dont mind paying for it. Featuring state of the art technology and first class materials the craftsmanship that goes into each and every workstation is mind-boggling.

Down to the nitty gritty, what are the hardware specifications?  Well it comes with a 13.3 inch screen, 2.4 GHs Intel Core 2 Duo processor L2 cache: 3MB shared,  4GB DDR2 SDRAM, 250GB Serial ATA 5400 rpm ,webcam, microphone and speakers.  The computer comes with 2 built in operating systems, Windows XP and Mac OS X.

The workstation retails at US $6,820 and included in the price is two European Calf leather bags. There are 3 choices of anodized aluminum finish of the workstation, ivory, black, or dark red finish.

As a side note for ever Workstation sold Munk Bogballe will provide one XO laptop computer to the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) organisation.