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How To Protect Your Laptop From Prying Eyes With a Privacy Filter
May 14, 2008, 07 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3437 reads)

(Other stories by Berislav Kucan)

[ Thanks to Ivan for this link. ]

"While attending the RSA Conference show last month in San Francisco, we met a lot of people and talked with a number of companies. We brought home a large list of gadgets, mainly different security-centric USB devices. Besides these USB keys, I was really keen into testing a 3M Privacy Filter which was supplied by fine folks at the 3M stand. 3M Privacy Filters help block the screen view from anyone viewing the computer from a side view. Their unique microlouver privacy technology allows just persons directly in front of the computer to see on screen data clearly..."

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