I love multi-tasking
I haven't done one of these in ages, but it's hard to find the gems sometimes. I stumbled across this awesome product while just randomly ambling around the internet.
I know you're like me. You drive a lot, and while you're driving, you feel like you're wasting time. Sure, public transit would make it easier to work while commuting, but fuck, I don't need some bum looking over my shoulder at my TPS reports. That's restricted information, yo.
So what to do? Balancing my laptop on my knee while driving is a bummer, and I need my red stapler and pen collection at hand while I'm working, but where the heck do I put that? The passenger seat? But that's where I keep the blow-up doll so I can use the carpool lanes.
Well, fuck me if Amazon didn't step up to the plate. I now have a laptop steering wheel desk. Oh, you think this is impossible. Let me put your doubting mind at ease. Check out that link. It hooks onto the steering wheel! Genius!
Sure the description says not to use the desk while driving. Ha! Sure. California law also says not to use your cellphone while driving. We all know those rules are for pussy rule whores and the retarded.
As always, the comments are choice. Here is my favorite, just due to the utter cluelessness:
I purchased this desk a few months ago based on the claim that it would make a decent laptop desk for use in my vehicle. I'm in sales, and sepnd a lot of time driving between clients. Unfortunately it isn't the right dimensions to offer any real support. The depth of it (distance between the steering wheel and the user) only supports the back half of my computer. I use s Toshiba Tablet PC which is fairly small (12.1" screen) and it still does not provide a work surface large enough to be usable. I can see this desk being fine for popping on to eat some fast food while on the run, but nothing more. Regarding the users who comment on driving while using this: THIS IS NOT A DESK TO USE WHILE DRIVING! If you're looking for something to keep your laptop handy while cruising down the road consider one of the many center console or passenger side mounts. If you try driving while this (or anything) is attached to your steering wheel, you're not making good decisions.
I know you're like me. You drive a lot, and while you're driving, you feel like you're wasting time. Sure, public transit would make it easier to work while commuting, but fuck, I don't need some bum looking over my shoulder at my TPS reports. That's restricted information, yo.
So what to do? Balancing my laptop on my knee while driving is a bummer, and I need my red stapler and pen collection at hand while I'm working, but where the heck do I put that? The passenger seat? But that's where I keep the blow-up doll so I can use the carpool lanes.
Well, fuck me if Amazon didn't step up to the plate. I now have a laptop steering wheel desk. Oh, you think this is impossible. Let me put your doubting mind at ease. Check out that link. It hooks onto the steering wheel! Genius!
Sure the description says not to use the desk while driving. Ha! Sure. California law also says not to use your cellphone while driving. We all know those rules are for pussy rule whores and the retarded.
As always, the comments are choice. Here is my favorite, just due to the utter cluelessness:
I purchased this desk a few months ago based on the claim that it would make a decent laptop desk for use in my vehicle. I'm in sales, and sepnd a lot of time driving between clients. Unfortunately it isn't the right dimensions to offer any real support. The depth of it (distance between the steering wheel and the user) only supports the back half of my computer. I use s Toshiba Tablet PC which is fairly small (12.1" screen) and it still does not provide a work surface large enough to be usable. I can see this desk being fine for popping on to eat some fast food while on the run, but nothing more. Regarding the users who comment on driving while using this: THIS IS NOT A DESK TO USE WHILE DRIVING! If you're looking for something to keep your laptop handy while cruising down the road consider one of the many center console or passenger side mounts. If you try driving while this (or anything) is attached to your steering wheel, you're not making good decisions.