The Infinity Game Table solves this problem while also offering an engaging way to play some of the best family board games around. The 24-inch model costs $650, while the 32-inch model goes for $850.

The Infinity Game Table is kind of like a huge tablet with legs – the surface measures 32 x 22 in (81.3 x 55.9 cm) and it stands 19.5 in (49.5 cm) tall. Those legs can also be removed if you ...

So why don’t I love it? Available in 24-inch or 32-inch size options, with Wi-Fi connectivity and a library of 51 free games included, the Infinity Table for all intents and purposes looks how ...

Both the 24 and 32-inch versions of the Infinity Game Table features screens with a 1920 x 1080 resolution, which makes fine text and some graphics look very pixelated or aliased. Photo ...

Unfortunately, consolidation comes with a steep price. The 24-inch version of the Infinity Game Table costs $650, and the 32-inch model is a startling $850. That includes a library of classic ...

The quickest way to describe the Infinity Game Table is that it is a giant tablet with detachable legs. While there are 24-inch and 32-inch screen size options, the table itself is the same size ...

The Infinity Game Table’s legs could also be removed ... If you opted for the 32-inch version, the price jumped to $850. You could build an impressive board game collection for that much ...

The Infinity Game Table is available in 24-inch and 32-inch screen sizes and features removable legs, allowing you to use it as its own standalone table or place it on an existing surface.

Investment options include the likes of a simple donation to be apart of supporting the Infinity Game Table, larger donations to lock in an order of either the 24-inch or 32-inch game table, ...

The Infinity Game Table is, most definitely, a table. And it's also a game platform. True to the "infinity" name, the game table has, so far, kept out a steady trickle of new games since I started ...

and an online store for additional games. Arcade 1Up Unfortunately, all versions of the Infinity Table are pricey, with the base 24″ model going for $600, and the top-end 32″ for $900.

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