Razer Project Brooklyn

Otherwise, it will almost certainly never see the market, as Razer says Project Brooklyn is primarily for "inspiration", but it's a wild thing nonetheless. At first glance, it is an ordinary, elegantly designed office chair. The magic begins at the push of a button. Then two levers rise from behind the chair, move forward and unfold a 152-centimeter (60-inch) curved OLED screen in front of the user, and an extendable table for the keyboard, mouse and other touch points is pulled out from the armrests. The entire chair is somehow equipped with "haptic feedback" so that it vibrates in accordance with what is happening in the game, and the LED lights ensure that the action is as authentic as possible.

It all looks really cool and we will almost certainly be able to buy something similar in the future.

Source: Razer

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