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Here's one in one of my customer's homes:
http://www.lamidesign.com/pages/0632/0632pg.html
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For a more industrial look you can't forget E-Z Shelving:
http://www.workalicious.org/2008/09/e-z-shelving-systems_8695.html

If you want a more conventional cushioned pad chair the Freedom Chair is probably the most advanced example. The Steelcase Leap has a conventional seat pad, but the back is still unusual. I've got a good review of many contemporary chairs on my blog workalicious:

http://www.workalicious.org/search/label/task%20seating

You know I love these hybrids Anthony, but I think for home a good arm chair and a Levenger Lap desk is a better solution. If the arms on your chair are wide enough, and at the right height the combo makes a very stable platform for home work - although you do need a low table or stool to put it on if you need to get up. The best thing is when you put it away you have a regular chair. More flexibility = good. Check it out:

http://www.workalicious.org/2008/08/levenger-lap-de.html

You might try Tower Hobbies - they have dozens of 6cell battery packs for model cars and planes - looks to me like two of those could drop right into that battery holder. And if Tower's prices are too steep you can get similar packs from ebay vendors for much less.

ooo, an SE30 just like that was my first Mac.

However that keyboard is from an AppleIIGS (which was my first Apple). I always loved that keyboard because it was so slim and small.