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The Russians' Latest Invention: the Monitor Made Out of Wood And a mouse and keyboard	By Alina Plesu, Technology and Science Editor 12th of September 2005, 15:41 GMT Adjust text size:


All monitor, keyboard and mouse producers are praising the materials their products are made of. Resistance, light weight, all these are touted by manufacturers. Some Russians have decided to go for a more, let's say exotic material for the PC. These guys have kept thinking (or not) and have designed a monitor housing made of wood, which matches perfectly a mouse made from the same material. In order to see these masterpieces, here's the address of the inventive Slaves, http://blogga.ru/2005/09/12/wooden_comp_photos. Both products are quite interesting, but it's possible that they were edited in Photoshop. The only element which I find unnecessary is the monitor shutter and I don't even want to think about the mouse's weight. Anyway, the second monitor, whose housing is made out of wood with red hues is quite appealing. If you want such a wood design, here's the address of the maker, http://www.mastera-mebeli.ru/index.htm . This week, Softpedia takes you for an e-mail client tour. Vote for your favorite e-mail application.

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Comment #1 by: witty on 14 Feb 2008, 09:27 GMT	reply to this comment
What about the Heating Issue or ventilation Venilation, termite, any treatment done to the wood.?

Comment #2 by: ummara aziz on 11 Apr 2008, 19:39 GMT	reply to this comment
great invention....

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