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ryan said 9:16AM on 2-01-2008
Get rid of the ugly USB Hub and I'd be interested.
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5cents said 9:23AM on 2-01-2008
60 bucks for anodized sheet metal, wowsers. I agree with ryan, the usb hub part is incongruous with the rest of the design. It requires a better cutout prior to folding or omission.
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Think Adrian said 9:39AM on 2-01-2008
Is it high enough for a macbook or macbook pro? (seems to be high enough for an Air)
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Marco F. said 9:55AM on 2-01-2008
The USB hub should be on the side. Now you'll have the connected cables in the way .. so extracting or inserting the keyboard below will be a hassle.
It's nice though, but I certainly hope they have some re-inforcement in the centre, and not just that smalll sheet of aluminium.. that'll bend pretty quickly. And the price... phew!
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eric f. said 12:17PM on 2-01-2008
marco, I just read the product page, and it's "0.1085" thick steel, powder-coated in aluminum color". so it is not aluminum, and will not bend.
Scott, You mentioned "concept" and "rendering" but from the photos it seems to be a very real product.
krye said 10:10AM on 2-01-2008
Nice concept, but the USB hub ruined it. I still prefer the one I made:
http://web.mac.com/ryemac3/RyeMAC3/Projects/Pages/30%22_Cinema_Display_Stand.html
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johnkeane said 2:54PM on 2-07-2008
(Um, good effort, but where does your keyboard go?)
Carl Jonard said 10:28AM on 2-01-2008
Uh… Isn't the monitor already designed so you can slip the keyboard under it?
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Shane said 10:35AM on 2-01-2008
That's fine, but I've always used my Belkin USB hub as a stand for my iMac: http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=199941
It's not what it was built for, but it works for me, since the iMacs don't have nearly enough USB ports for my liking.
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matthew said 11:09AM on 2-01-2008
"The perfect height of the stand provides a "home" for your keyboard, nothing will ever seem to be out of place on your desk any more."
Except your mouse, which will have its cable unceremoniously sticking out the side of the stand and won't fit inside the keyboard-onlyslot it would seem.
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eric f. said 12:12PM on 2-01-2008
yes, it's nice, but besides the occasional easy access for a single removable drive, the 4 port front facing USB hub is overkill.
Anyone that is anal enough to want to store the keyboard under the display every time they are not using it would freak out at any cables hanging off the hub.
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THJ said 12:17PM on 2-01-2008
I like the design, great solution for keeping the keyboard out of reach of a toddler.
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Mystic said 12:37PM on 2-01-2008
Looks Great! Now I can get a wireless keyboard and still have easy access to USB ports.
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Scott said 2:35PM on 2-01-2008
I would love this, except
1) the USB hub is unnecessarily ugly (as much as I like the idea of a 4-port USB 2.0 hub--the iMac has cripplingly few USB ports), and
2) $59 seems like a lot of money for this.
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frank said 10:43AM on 2-15-2008
That's about the ugliest thing I've ever seen. Nice way to destroy your iMac's elegance.
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ZeroCorpse said 9:05PM on 2-01-2008
Hmm.
About that price...
What do you expect from a product that is phonetically named after the norse god of mischief?
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LuminousNerd said 5:23PM on 2-02-2008
Are these USB slots fully powered? It pisses me off that even though I KNOW it's possible (and without making it more expensive, probably), the keyboards STILL use shitty low-power USB slots instead of ones that I can actually, uh, hmm, what's that word? Oh yeah, USE!
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THJ said 9:58PM on 2-02-2008
From the Website (first link in the article):
Compact power adapter that won't take up more than 1 precious outlet.
So yes, it's powered.
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