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Fitting and connecting the monitor PCB to the CRT.

fisheye mirrors for our monitors (iPhone photo)

Production shot from Yellow Lights. Visit www.yellowlightsmovie.com.

 

Shot taken by Mike Maloney.

Small Indian Monitor Lizard shedding skin on tree near Dharamshala, Himachal

Cada monitor tiene una pieza diferente, reproduciéndose en bucle, en simultaneo con las demás.

She's not supposed to be on my monitor. I think she's trying to blend in . . .

At the Apple store. We wandered around inside for a little while. Look at the iPod Nano and the keyboard and mouse to give you an idea of how HUGE this thing is.

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Coral monitoring in Watamu Marine National Park

With the bezel removed you can see if the monitor has burn in. Overall it looks good with very minimal burn in for it's age.

These can grow to about 8 feet long but this one is only about 18 inches and vulnerable of course at this stage in its life

This is a non-high definition monitor which is probably plugged into a VGA port since the picture is not clear and in HD.

Apparently the biggest threat to Crocodiles (As they eat the eggs)

The Hall Monitors @ Cavestomp, November 4, 2007, Warsaw -- Greenpoint/Brooklyn

enjoy HD viewing with this 50 inch monitor

The monitor barn is located along route 2 and richmond. I got out of the car and spent some time photographing the barn. This is a three part series featuring different part of the barn.

Apparently, security was rather lax as the CSS Virginia's crew was able to capture not only the Monitor, but Clive Cussler as well!

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