Electric Table: Tabular Extension Cord

By Charu Amar /May 27 2006

The "electric table" designed by Christiane Hogner will definitely catch the fancy of all the geeks and nerds around. The reason why they'll love this one is that, with this table at their service they can easily plug in almost all of their gadgets in the integrated sockets.

electric table

It offers you a huge working area that can be used for multiple tasks simultaneously. Indeed an intelligent design that will keep the geeks all time ready with their gadgets fully charged...what more? Attach an electric kettle and you can even have piping hot tea right on your desktop.

Via: Yankodesign

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