Comments on: Ergonomic Zero-G Computer Workstations http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/blog/hardware-reviews/ergonomic-zero-g-computer-workstations Web Design & Internet Development Services Sun, 20 Nov 2011 16:45:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ryan Bayne http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/blog/hardware-reviews/ergonomic-zero-g-computer-workstations#comment-2853 Ryan Bayne Thu, 30 Dec 2010 21:54:08 +0000 http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/?p=328#comment-2853 Hi, none of these designs are my own. They are from various websites. I don't think any of them are products either. Hi, none of these designs are my own. They are from various websites. I don’t think any of them are products either.

]]> By: Lisa http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/blog/hardware-reviews/ergonomic-zero-g-computer-workstations#comment-2523 Lisa Tue, 14 Dec 2010 01:48:19 +0000 http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/?p=328#comment-2523 Hi Ryan, I am intrigued by your computer station designs. I have a software and hardware system that I've created but haven't designed the hardware yet. Your stattions are similar to the images that I've envisioned creating. I would like to request permission to use the photograph of your computer station three-Arcade Fun as an visual ideal model for my hardware system. What I envsion is something that incorporates multiple technologies, but the basic design that you depict would be a good starting point to put across my overall idea. I thank you in advance for your permission for the use of your photograph. Sincerely, Lisa Reeves Hi Ryan,
I am intrigued by your computer station designs. I have a software and hardware system that I’ve created but haven’t designed the hardware yet. Your stattions are similar to the images that I’ve envisioned creating. I would like to request permission to use the photograph of your computer station three-Arcade Fun as an visual ideal model for my hardware system. What I envsion is something that incorporates multiple technologies, but the basic design that you depict would be a good starting point to put across my overall idea.

I thank you in advance for your permission for the use of your photograph.

Sincerely,
Lisa Reeves

]]> By: Ryan Bayne http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/blog/hardware-reviews/ergonomic-zero-g-computer-workstations#comment-1140 Ryan Bayne Wed, 15 Sep 2010 09:52:06 +0000 http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/?p=328#comment-1140 Hey I have planned it on a lot of sketches. I also got hold of some materials possibly to be used. I don't want to buy in bulk until I've seen the parts so I bought two and three way connectors for pipes that sort of thing. I've considering different quality of pipe and looking into it further. Chrome, thin but strong or a steal wider pipe but cheaper. Those are my choices. I also have a real purchased desk chair, one of those mesh ones for around £250 with the wheels off and tilted back for testing the best angles to lay back at. I'm convinced that the best approach is to remove the wheels and create a the ability to fix it to what I build. The ability to use any chair would be a bonus so some sort of brackets and bolts system which holds the chair legs is what I'm looking into. I really want one myself so I'll keep at it, hoping during holidays at end of year I can make good progress. Plus I'll get it all together on images and scans for blogging. Overall I'm just taking my time, I do believe if I get it right people may just purchase one. Thanks for contacting me. Ryan Hey

I have planned it on a lot of sketches. I also got hold of some materials possibly to be used. I don’t want to buy in bulk until I’ve seen the parts so I bought two and three way connectors for pipes that sort of thing. I’ve considering different quality of pipe and looking into it further. Chrome, thin but strong or a steal wider pipe but cheaper. Those are my choices.

I also have a real purchased desk chair, one of those mesh ones for around £250 with the wheels off and tilted back for testing the best angles to lay back at. I’m convinced that the best approach is to remove the wheels and create a the ability to fix it to what I build. The ability to use any chair would be a bonus so some sort of brackets and bolts system which holds the chair legs is what I’m looking into.

I really want one myself so I’ll keep at it, hoping during holidays at end of year I can make good progress. Plus I’ll get it all together on images and scans for blogging.

Overall I’m just taking my time, I do believe if I get it right people may just purchase one.

Thanks for contacting me.
Ryan

]]> By: Marcus http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/blog/hardware-reviews/ergonomic-zero-g-computer-workstations#comment-1134 Marcus Tue, 14 Sep 2010 22:29:14 +0000 http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/?p=328#comment-1134 How is the Zero G workstation chair project going ?:D I want one! I stumbled across this site when looking for one to buy or atleast check prices but hard to find anyone who sells How is the Zero G workstation chair project going ?:D I want one! I stumbled across this site when looking for one to buy or atleast check prices but hard to find anyone who sells

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