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Want a luxurious workspace that will speak-off your high-standards in a polite manner then check-out the luxury range of workstations from Poetic Technologies. The company has designed a wide range of workstations that are not just luxurious but are perfect for high-tech professional. I was especially impressed with the Aura workstation that has great ergonomic features.
The workstation provides the user individual controls of its lighting system, seating system and other Aura’s equipment support system. The workstation offers 7-way adjustable seating system with inflatable and deflatable cushions, electronically filtered air-flow atmosphere, lighting system that reduced eye stain, rotation feature that avoids glare and is programmed to rotate 120° over eight hours. And, this is not it! The workstation also provides many other great features along with ample storage for binders, cd’s, diskettes, and personal items. Check-out more details and pictures here.
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Sure these things are great in theory, but in practice they leave much to be desired. We had these at a place I used to work (purchased, sadly, on my recommendation). While they’re very comfortable when they work, we could only assemble one completely operational unit out of parts for the eight we purchased. It took a couple months to get 5 of them working, and it was well over a year before all 8 were complete and fully operational/usable during which time they had to send a guy to our location at least once to reprogram the simple computers that ran the things. A while after I left that company, they decided to get rid of them, couldn’t find a buyer, and gave them away.
In fairness, they were good computer workstations (especially nice was the diffuse neon overhead lighting) and very comfortable, but there was never enough room for papers/books/documentation.
So, unless they’ve gotten a lot better in the past couple years, stay away from these things.