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Connect-A-Desk For Laptops
You may look kind of creepy, but the Connect-A-Desk allows you to keep both hands free to type while walking or standing. The laptop harness and deck is a one-size-fits-all and is recommended for students, engineers, and others that never have enough time to sit. For those who do, the straps can be removed for a lap desk. At a size of 11 x 14-inches and a weight of 1.3 lbs, the device can fit in most computer bags and comes with a MSRP of $39.99.
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That doesnt look very comfortable. I have back problems and go to a chiropractor and I dont see how that would improve someones back maybe make it worse by pulling on it. I wouldnt pay $40 just to end up with a backache. And what if the strap broke, then your laptop would hit the floor and that would be it. I dont think this is a very good idea, but thats just my opinion.
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I saw this before on CNET.com and I think it’s gonna be a horrible idea. It’s most likely going to give you back and maybe neck aches. I already have a bad back from a football injury and this is something I would buy in my lifetime. I would also think that this is horrible because the only people who would actually get this are workaholics.
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