Photos | Guillermo del Toro speaking at Barcamp 6
Guillermo del Toro standing in front of a screen while discussing technology and consumer electronics at Barcamp 6 in 2008. Several attendees are seen sitting at tables with laptops and computer hardware.
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architecture bracelet jeans boy pants guillermo del toro classroom building barcamp chair footwear crowd furniture flooring wood shoe bag projection hardware machine desk glasses indoors teen pc school electronics jewelry screen table accessories room monitor couch laptop tv floor computer handbag consumer
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2008-10-26T12:48:24-07:00
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