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slashgear.com - 12/16/2008

GAMEROX gaming chair

— slashgear.com — If your kids aren’t interested in a Wii but you’d still like them to get some exercise... benefit out of their console, the GAMEROX gaming chair might be the solution . Resembling a couple of mudflaps, the GAMEROX chair moves in all three ... (more) GAMEROX gaming chair

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crunchgear.com - 12/16/2008

‘GAMEROX’ chair aimed at fidgety, slouching kids

— crunchgear.com — The yet-to-be-released GAMEROX chair is a mish-mash of one of those big core-strengthening Yoga balls that some... people use as their office chairs and a pivoting wonderspring filled with magical fun-tacity for kids ages 7 to 12. The idea is ... (more) ‘GAMEROX’ chair aimed at fidgety, slouching kids

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vimeo.com - 12/15/2008

GAMEROX 'play in motion' on Vimeo (video)

— vimeo.com — Gamerox is a new concept in game seating, designed for younger computer game users. Its unique design... and patented mechanisms encourage full 3D body movement during game play. As well as creating a more exciting, interactive gaming experience, this ... (more) GAMEROX 'play in motion' on Vimeo (video)

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GAMEROX gaming chair
SlashGear — ... been designed with varying resistance, so you don’t slam into the extremes of flexibility. Currently it’s designed for kids aged between seven and twelve, as long as they weigh under 175lbs.  No word on price, but it should be available in the “near future”.  We’d like to see an adult version, please! Click here to view the embedded video. [via Gizmag] ...

‘GAMEROX’ chair aimed at fidgety, slouching kids
CrunchGear — ... which way. For younger kids, there’s an emergency lever that prevents the chair from pitching too far backwards and bucking them onto the cold, hard, linoleum floor. No word on pricing or availability yet but the company is lining up distributors. The maximum weight is 175 pounds, so I’ll probably never sit in one unless I want to hear, "Hey, that Shrek-looking guy is playing video games! Aww, he broke the bendy chair!" GAMEROX [via Gizmag]