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There's virtually identical, very nicely done desk from SteelCase, which goes for a bit over $1,000.

I'm scheming for s Steelcase Leap now, but only time will tell if it's better for me, of course.

I managed to get a Steelcase Leap for around $120 second-hand, in really good condition.

I find I'm happier with a good chair (I like Haworth's Zody and the Steelcase Leap) and getting up periodically to stretch.

I'm seriously considering the newest Herman Miller Embody, Aeron, or maybe the Steelcase Think.

The glove plus a Kensington Expert Mouse (which is actually a trackball with a scroll ring) plus a good chair (eg Steelcase Leap) will help a LOT.

My wife got me a Steelcase Think for Christmas.

I recently got a Steelcase Think and love it.

For less money, I can get a Steelcase Airtouch.

I'm on a Steelcase Leap I paid $200 for.

* I have a Herman Miller Embody chair though I've also used a Steelcase Leap (v1, v2) in my last job.

I've got a Steelcase Leap now.) If you ever find yourself getting a job as a programmer, convince them to buy you a fancy keyboard and a proper chair and some Ergotron products.

Hmm, "In June, Cain is teaming up with furniture manufacturer Steelcase to introduce a series of workspace solutions tailored to introverts." can I call submarine?

I still love my Steelcase, but the standing desk is a bigger improvement on the work day.

Take a look (and more importantly, try out) more recent offerings from Humanscale, Herman-Miller, Steelcase, and the like as well as the ones in the article.

After looking at Anthro, Biomorph, Steelcase, Geekdesk, NextDesk, Kangaroo and others, I decided to go with Conset.