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Desktop Rearview Mirror

 Never scramble to minimize an internet window again.
 
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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.
—fsaville, Jan 12 2005

(?) 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.
—tiromancer, Jan 12 2005
   

       Your idea is far sneakier than the product called My Sneaky Mirror, which is 3 1/4" and red, so certainly not in disquise.
—Mustardface, Jan 12 2005
   

       You've clearly never gone to a computer trade show.
—waugsqueke, Jan 12 2005
   

       I'd say that this was widely known to exist.
—contracts, Jan 12 2005
   

       Had I been aware this product exists, I would have focused on describing the printed diffraction decal.
—fsaville, Jan 12 2005
   

       Widely Baked.
—DrCurry, Jan 12 2005
   

       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.
—whennightfalls, Nov 25 2006
   

       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.
—whennightfalls, Nov 25 2006
   

       Why not just get a webcam to point over your shoulder?
—Germanicus, Nov 26 2006
   


 

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