Treadmill workspace

Today's Engadget post by Evan Blass about Steelcase's entry into the treadmill workspace has engendered tons of email, much of it requesting specs et al for my TechnoDolt™ iteration (above).

I just noticed how similar the words "iteration" and idiot" are when you say them.

But I'm sure that's just some random neuronal thing going on, what?

American TechnoDolt™ — yo, Green Day, what up?

But I digress.

Here is a list of all the posts that've appeared here re: the treadmill office since the first on January 21, 2005.

Have fun.

I know I do.

• Working and Walking — January 31, 2005

• Walk Don't Run — October 12, 2005

• Treadmill Hyperspace — October 22, 2005

• Reading and Walking — October 23, 2005

• Treadmill Desk Version 1.0 — December 22, 2005

• Treadmill in the OR? — January 11, 2006

• Laptop Stand for Version 2.0 — January 22, 2006

• Treadmill Dancing — February 3, 2006

• Working and Walking — February 7, 2006

• Treadmill Desk Version 2.0 — February 17, 2006

• How to Calibrate a Treadmill — February 21, 2006

• Upgrading the Road to Nowhere — April 10, 2006

Remember, Steelcase's is slated to cost $6,500 while I created mine in about an hour from stuff I already had in my house/basement/attic and a trip to Bed, Bath & Beyond (for the 4 wooden folding tray tables that, stacked side-by-side two-high (top), make up my office tower of power, cost... drum roll... a grand total of $24 (4 x $5.99 apiece for the tables).

I can't speak for you but me, where I went to school $24<$6,500.

I'm just saying, is all.

And if even Humphrey, my trusty sidekick,

can use it, well, that's lagniappe, isn't it?