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Right now I use an O'sullivan Diplomat from Staples. I have a few gripes with it. It is too low to the ground, the corner part is curved so it is missing a large peice of potential deskspace, I have to put my monitor too close to my face, There is a big "box" part right where I want to stretch my legs out and finally I think it's too small. But for $150 its a good desk otherwise.
I have tried someone's Ikea Galant desk before and it's great.
Lots of desk space, simple, plenty of LEG ROOM, no fruity looking chrome or glass, and HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE. The problem is there is no Ikea within 1000 miles of me so is going to cost $320 in shipping for a $360 desk. Now if I am going to drop $700 on a desk I might as well look local beforehand. I just need a good desk set up so I can really concentrate on studying in comfort and in an organized enviroment.
I want to know if anyone can reccomend a nice desk in the $500 range that I might be able to find locally at Office max, Staples or whatever?
There is too things that really piss me off and 1. is when desk makers put stuff right where your legs are supposed to be and 2. when LCD makers are too cheap to add height adjustment to the stand (how much could it cost to add a few bearings?).
I have tried someone's Ikea Galant desk before and it's great.
Lots of desk space, simple, plenty of LEG ROOM, no fruity looking chrome or glass, and HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE. The problem is there is no Ikea within 1000 miles of me so is going to cost $320 in shipping for a $360 desk. Now if I am going to drop $700 on a desk I might as well look local beforehand. I just need a good desk set up so I can really concentrate on studying in comfort and in an organized enviroment.
I want to know if anyone can reccomend a nice desk in the $500 range that I might be able to find locally at Office max, Staples or whatever?
There is too things that really piss me off and 1. is when desk makers put stuff right where your legs are supposed to be and 2. when LCD makers are too cheap to add height adjustment to the stand (how much could it cost to add a few bearings?).