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thronos

American  
[throh-nos] / ˈθroʊ nɒs /

noun

plural

thronoi
  1. an ancient Greek chair, usually highly ornamented, having a high seat and back and rectangular turned or carved legs ending in animal feet.


Etymology

Origin of thronos

1960–65; < Greek thrónos; throne

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What’s also cool about this model is that it’s compatible with Acer’s $14,000 Thronos Air rig that surrounds you with displays attached by motorized arms.

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Acer unveiled its crazy Thronos gaming chair at IFA last year, and it’s back this year with a less motorized version.

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The Predator Thronos Air, yes that’s Air like MacBook Air, is designed to be a little more affordable over the $20,000 original.

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Acer is a particularly interesting entry on this list, because last year it unveiled the ridiculous Predator Thronos gaming chair and its almost-ridiculous 2-in-1 convertible gaming laptop.

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It’s filled with 15 Xbox One stations, fitted out with Xbox-themed gaming chairs, the latest Turtle Beach headsets, and there’s even Acer’s absurd Predator Thronos gaming chair.

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