> But while it was once common to walk into a store and find a wide array of computer-oriented furniture for sale, or visit a home and see a PC-like device semi

> But while it was once common to walk into a store and find a wide array of computer-oriented furniture for sale, or visit a home and see a PC-like device semi-permanently set up in the den, it seems to be something that almost never happens anymore. My experience is the opposite: due to the increasing popularity in PC gaming, furniture stores now carry gaming-oriented desks and chairs that they didn't sell before.