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In all seriousness, I wonder what they're planning to do with these things after the show? I'd love to have a wall-mounted fold-down computer like that.
Anyone ever play with those sex action dice? You know - the ones where one die tells you the action and the other one tells you which body part to do it to? Well, when I saw these chairs, I thought of "put ass - nipples". Just thought I would share that. Thanks.
@Hello Mister Walrus: Interesting. My first thought when I saw this article was, "I wonder what sexual game Mister Walrus would think of if he saw this." Glad I didn't have to ask.
@Kaiser-Machead: Yeah, but on the other hand, the entire device is a perfect tablet which accepts infinite levels of pressure and multiple color inputs through the purchase of "markers".
I buy about 50 T-Series laptops a year for my company for the last 10 years. Still the best business laptop you can buy. Best no hassle business warranty service, best integrated software.
My only complaints is that the screens are still way sub-par (both in brightness and resolutions), and they don't have backlit keyboards yet.
@SysElim: Those are my complaints also. My brother has a Dell XPS and I can't believe the difference in screen brightness when I switch to his. Also I wish the T series had HDMI out and something like Dells WiFi catcher.
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My only complaints is that the screens are still way sub-par (both in brightness and resolutions), and they don't have backlit keyboards yet.
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