Portable Desk Fits Notebook PC Users

  • 10/01/95
Priced under $200, the Laptop Desk conveniently holds a portable computer, printer, cables and papers without occupying much space in a room. It also folds up for storage or travel. The desk features a halogen light with a flexible arm, an adjustable copy holder and two shelves for books or papers. Its bottom printer shelf holds up to 25 lbs. and includes a storage compartment with a power strip, surge protector plus room for cables. The work surface is adjustable in height from 25" to 34", while the table adjusts for right- or left-handed usage. Casters allow one to easily move the Laptop Desk between rooms or out of sight. American Business Concepts, Dallas, TX, (214) 380-4422.

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