LCD Monitor made of Wood

Oct 26 2004, 3:59am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japanese OwlTech offers a line of LCD Monitors that have wooden casing.

The line of 8 natural wood products include 15- and 17-inch LCD monitors. Available also are matching wooden keyboards and mice. There are two wood types available: sapele and beech. Those wood products are the ideal fit for everybody's ski chatel.
More details on OwlTech product page.

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