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Thinking about the future makes you wonder about what we have not seen at this point in our lives. Take for example futuristic home furnishings like the Fusion Table by Sony. Here a computer has been grafted into a coffee table creating a high-tech piece of furniture that is eye-catching and dual purpose. Fusion is set to retail for around $3,000. It will be interesting to see how well it is received. Via - Bornrich.

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The CartDesk from designer Andrew Liszewski which received an Innovative Product Award at the annual Travel Good Association may be the business traveler or web surfers best friend. The light weight (10.5 lb) mobile workstation not only holds a bag 36″ wide, it folds up to fit into narrow aircraft overhead storage areas, hold a 17″-wide laptop, and supports 20lbs of weight. The CartDesk is made from molded ABS and lightweight anodized aluminum frame. $129 from Comfort House

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I really need this! For anyone who has struggled to find the right serving tray for breakfast in bed, or the prefect laptop workstation for use while relaxing on the sofa, OFFI has the answer. The “Overlap Tray” is versatile and offers a very mobile and affordable solution to letting you be where you want while working. Molded ply with cork. 15d x 30w x 8h inches Birch or Walnut $159 -$199 From 2Modern.com

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Our friends at Green Packs who bring us products that are “concerned about preserving our environment” reviewed this cool new computer concept from designer Luis Luna. The new Dell PC concept looks good and offers a small place to grow a little CO2 producing greenery that may even remind you of the great outdoors and your time away from the computer. I personally like the smooth rounded look that helps with the office visuals and maybe the concept will spread, after all the seed of going green has to be planted in our minds as individuals, and on a corporate level.

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Our friends at Green Packs who bring us products that are “concerned about preserving our environment” reviewed this cool new computer concept from designer Luis Luna. The new Dell PC concept looks good and offers a small place to grow a little CO2 producing greenery that may even remind you of the great outdoors and your time away from the computer. I personally like the smooth rounded look that helps with the office visuals and maybe the concept will spread, after all the seed of going green has to be planted in our minds as individuals, and on a corporate level.

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