Inspired by another build, [Pierre] set out to build his dream desk that is maximum PC power in minimum space. It is chock full of easily-accessible cavities that hide everything you’d expect, plus a few things you don’t, like a flatbed scanner, a printer, a router, and a wireless charging pad. One cavity is dedicated to I/O, and another has three international power sockets. The only thing it doesn’t hide is the 22″ pen display that [Pierre] uses for sketching, signing documents, and occasionally as a second monitor.
Even one of the table legs has a channel inside to hide the only two cables that leave the desk. Wonder if we’d ever see something like this for purchase, but I suppose the size of items do differ so not so easy.
See https://hackaday.com/2021/04/20/you-wont-believe-how-much-tech-is-hiding-in-this-desk/
#technology #lessismore #clutter #hardware
You won’t believe just how many clickbaits begin with this sentence.
I like the desk and the work is excellent, but these types of titles have to stop.
True, it was rather unique though. I’ve seen lots of clean ups around desks, but never inside them. And I still have a good 10+ cables coming down from my desk.
Please make titles less clickbaity, or use better sources next time.
Not sure what is wrong with Hackaday’s site as they have pretty good content. No need to shoot a good article down for a choice of words. It may seem a bit clichéd but it was not inaccurate in this case.
