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It may look and move like a scorpion, but this $3,999 chair is the ultimate gaming and work station.
A US firm unveiled the Scorpion Computer Cockpit that is powered with a push of a button, allowing the user to transform the design to fit their needs.
The ‘tail’ moves from the back of the chair overhead to become a screen mount that