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deskbound

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Adj.1.deskbound - restricted to working in an office rather than in an active physical capacity
inactive - not active physically or mentally; "illness forced him to live an inactive life"; "dreamy and inactive by nature"


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IF YOU COULD DESIGN AN EDUCATIONAL COMPUTER FOR THE CLASSROOM that was engaging rather than distracting, that was portable rather than deskbound, that was infinitely interactive and, not least, was available for under $100, you'd be on the same track as providers of an entirely new educational technology category: portable, cost-efficient, multisensory learning products, also known as personal learning tools (PLTs).
Internally, a light-filled atrium is enclosed on three sides by office floors for deskbound employees.
The relatively new 900-MHz cordless models not only produce less static and interference but also work well even at extended distances from the home base; that means you're not deskbound when you're on the phone.
 
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