Photos | Presenting the Future
A man giving a presentation to a group of 8 people at Barcamp 6 in 2008, showcasing the latest in consumer electronics and computer hardware. The audience eagerly listens and takes notes while seated on comfortable chairs around a large table, with a projection screen in the background.
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architecture bracelet pants classroom building barcamp chair lecture footwear plywood hat living furniture flooring wood shoe manufacturing projection sitting hardware machine desk camera glasses indoors factory audience pc school belt electronics mobile phone jewelry screen table room accessories monitor couch laptop seminar workshop phone tv floor computer crowd consumer
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2008-10-26T12:28:15-07:00
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America/Los_Angeles
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