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The problem addressed is that of being caught surfing the internet at work. Mounting a small parabolic mirror, disguised as trite office 'flair', such as a Successory, on top of a desktop computer would allow you to check your six and close inappropriate windows in time to look productive. A thin diffracting
decal printed with your choice of 'flair' (custom personal photos extra) will conceal the mirror surface. The ultimate peripheral.
(?) My Sneaky Mirror
http://www.komando....em.asp?idProduct=36
is your answer! [Mustardface, Jan 12 2005]
C.H.I.M.P.
http://www.thinkgee...g/accessories/2940/
Same thing, but with a funny name. [tiromancer, Jan 12 2005]
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Mirrors to tack on your monitor are pretty common, but the decal is clever. |
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Your idea is far sneakier than the product called My Sneaky Mirror, which is 3 1/4" and red, so certainly not in disquise. |
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You've clearly never gone to a computer trade show. |
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I'd say that this was widely known to exist. |
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Had I been aware this product exists, I would have focused on describing the printed diffraction decal. |
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Baked, like everyone said: I used to have one. They're not so clever on laptops though. What you need is a portion of the screen itself that turns into a mirror. |
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Baked, like everyone said: I used to have one. They're not so clever on laptops though. What you need is a portion of the screen itself that turns into a mirror. |
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Why not just get a webcam to point over your shoulder? |
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