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Posted: Feb 23 2009
I was lucky enough to buy one used, but I'd pay the full price if I had to. After looking at Office Depot and Staples, I was getting discouraged about finding a laptop stand sturdy enough to not jiggle while I'm working and with well-engineered legs that would prevent tipping. This one does the job. Desk top is adjustable, up and down, hydraulically. Goes up easily, takes a bit of a push to get it down. (A guy probably wouldn't even notice.) There's also an incline setting, helps if you want to relieve stiffness from maintaining one position too long. Would be nice to have more than one possible incline angle, but it does not. I keep the desk flat and put my laptop on an el cheapo little Targus stand to keep it cool and to elevate it at about a 10-degree angle -- comfortable for me. I particularly like the shape of the leading edge, which gives you convenient elbow room if you need to ponder like The Thinker. The top rotates easily from left to right, but I don't find this too objectionable. The wheels do not have locks so you'll have to figure out how to keep it from traveling across the room. I put two wheels against the wall and it remains stationary. Because I bought an older model, you might ask the seller about the things I object to if you think they'll be a problem for you. Perhaps the mfgr. has fixed them. All in all, a very nice, sturdy little desk for your computer, for reading, for eating in front of the tv.
