Now, from the folks at TrekDesk comes the Treadmill Desk, a contraption designed to help users stay healthy and lose weight walking on a treadmill right from the comfort of their desks.

TrekDesk comes in at $479. Why so cheap, compared with the others? Because you're not buying a treadmill. You're just buying a standing desk that's designed to work with a treadmill. That's one of ...

The TrekDesk treadmill desks are available for all students to use and can even be found in the bowling alley of the Memorial Union. Iowa State University has launched a program to help workers ...

Instead, users have generally customised their own high-desk. Now TrekDesk are offering an adjustable desk intended to fit most motorized treadmills and, if you're particularly tired and fancy ...

TrekDesk, as it is known, is a desk that fits over a treadmill, enabling users to walk slowly while they work. The manufacturer claims the height-adjustable workstation allows individuals the ...

That made his back stiff. But what about slipping a treadmill beneath the desk? That led to his signature product, TrekDesk, which is actually a desk without a treadmill. Consumers need to supply ...

The cost is about $5,000. The TrekDesk Treadmill desk fits over a standard treadmill. Other than the treadmill Buster bought off Craigslist, the rest of the desk he built himself, putting ...

The TrekDesk “makes it possible to exercise and accomplish brain work at the same time.” The height-adjustable desktop “bridges any size treadmill,” allowing you to get your legs moving ...

Running makes him a better pet. Now businesses are being offered a chance to make better employees: the TrekDesk Treadmill Desk. By ponying up a mere $479 plus shipping and handling, desk jockeys ...

TrekDesk treadmill desks offer a unique solution proven to reduce the cost of health care: walking while working. “Shifting health care costs to employees is not unique to the Dallas area ...

But standing's the tip of the iceberg. Treadmill desks, work-walking, whatever you want to call it -- more and more people aren't just standing while they work; they're clocking in 10 slow miles a ...