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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nirosha_s" data-source="post: 1665684" data-attributes="member: 67478"><img src="http://www.lankaenews.com/English/files/2098Woodn_Computing_T.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />We found that wooden computer products did indeed exist, and have for some time, but that it's not something one comes across in America. In fact, most of the websites we're linking to here are in other languages. But the pictures, they're worth more than the words, so check it out. Beautiful designs made of sustainable materials. Mouse, keyboard, monitor, case, even the mouse pad, all now available in wood.The most spectacular example of a complete wooden desktop setup we've come across was created by Russian Masters in Moscow. The case, monitor, mouse, and keyboard were all hand crafted. And they'll do one for you too but �To be honest we do not have the cheapest masters in Moscow,� so be ready for the a fairly high estimate.But a custom build is not the only choice if you want a beautiful wooden setup. Two companies, one in Sweeden and the other in Germany are creating some amazing computer peripherals. So far, they aren't making PC cases, but their mice, keyboards and monitors are spectacular.The Swedish company, Swedx, is markedly less expensive. And they work to ensure that the wood they use is harvested sustainably. They offer rather bulky mice and have a smaller selection of woods to chose from. But it's nothing that would hold me back from the intro package. There's no problem getting a mouse and a keyboard for less than $100.</blockquote>

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