Lian Li continues its desk domination, with automated standing desks

Lian Li wants you to stand at your desk with their new automatic standing desks, with the new DK-04, and the new DK-12 and DK-16 desks.

@anthony256

Published Jun 9, 2016 1:48 AM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:59 AM CST

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Computex 2016 - Lian Li was in force at Computex this year, unveiling two more "conventional" desks, in the form of the new DK-12 and DK-16. These new desks from Lian Li are automated standing desks, with a "similar console and customizable height presets to the DK-04".

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The desktop on the other hand, is a particle board with a waterproof, leather-like surface mounted on aluminum. The standing mechanism itself can lift, and handle up to 264 lbs (120kg). The big difference between the DK-12 and DK-16 is that the DK-12 is 140cm wide (55 inches) while the DK-16 is around 200cm wide (78.7 inches). Lian Li will have a planned accessory for mounting under the desk, with an adjustable arm that can hold any shape/size PC, so that when the desk moves up and down, so too will your PC.

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