“CPU Dolly by Humanscale. Designed by renowned designer George Mileos, the CPU dolly offers all the stability of conventional computer support furniture with the added bonus of mobility. The Dolly is equipped with four 2-inch double wheel casters, which not only allow it to roll out from under a desk smoothly and easily but also insulate it from carpet-generated static. The CPU Dolly protects your CPU from getting bumped or knocked over, while providing easy access to cables and ports. Like all of George’s designs, the CPU dolly is exceptionally easy to use and requires no knobs or levers. In fact, it automatically adjusts to CPUs of all sizes, including desktop systems that can be placed in a vertical position.Humanscale History If a design solves a functional problem as simply and elegantly as possible, it will not only have superior performance, but its aesthetic will be timeless as well. — Robert King, Humanscale Founder and CEOHumanscale was founded in 1983 with a mission to develop high-performance ergonomic office tools that would solve functional problems as straightforwardly and gracefully as possible. Beginning with its first product — an anti-glare filter that improved the visibility of monochrome monitors in the early 1980s — the company has methodically designed some of the most innovative products in the industry. In the late 1990s, Humanscale made a significant mark with its introduction of high-performance articulating keyboard systems, offering effortless one-touch adjustability while eliminating the knee-clearance issues associated with competing solutions. Today, the company is still the leader in that product category.In 1999, Humanscale turned heads in the contract furniture industry with the introduction of the Freedom chair, designed by ergonomics pioneer Niels Diffrient. Combining unprecedented functionality with minimal manual controls, the chair broke new ground by utilizing dynamic mechanisms that respond to the requirements of each individual user automatically. Sinc
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