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With more time to kill, Jack and I checked out Paul Allen's Living Computer Museum and saw old home computers and mainframes, many of which allow interaction.
If you love computers then you will probably love this card too! The computer card is designed to be used for any occasion as you can write your own message on the 'computer screen' section of the card.
The inside of the card looks like a laptop computer complete with keyboard and screen.
Card size folded: 5.8''x3.8''or 14.5x10cm
Illustrations and fonts used are digitally reproduced from original pen drawing.
This card has been printed on light grey 290gsm paper and it has a lovely rough surface. It comes with a light blue color envelope.
All cards are packaged in a plastic wrapper for protection.
All cards are shipped in a regular envelope with a cardboard backing to help ensure that no bending or folding takes place.
The card has the Venerate logo printed on the back. The card has been cut, folded and packaged by hand.
Please visit our blog at venerateboutique.wordpress.com/ to find out more about us.
Mah setup~ my laptop screen is so dim and difficult to see and most things go on there >.>... second display is me stealing while a colleague is away Px
In Which We Blog
Students had the opportunity to blog for the first time today. They feel like superstars!
This is my desk at my old office.
It was also the first picture I took with my new camera phone (a Nokia 6230).
New computer at the Community Communication Center at Fantsuam Foundation in rural Nigeria.
June 2010
Photo from Fantsuam Foundation
www.ruffpc.com/military-laptop.html
The RuffBook Commando is designed for mobile jobs that require a display that can be viewed in any lighting condition, day or night. Industry first 1200 nit screen and optional Night Vision capability. Introducing patent-pending technology designed to meet the U.S. Army’s MIL-STD-3009 standard.
Need to work on a paper? The McGovern Library computer lab (Rm 200) upstairs is open for student use when not reserved for instruction.