Do They Make Mirrors for Computer Monitors?
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I’ve worn glasses pretty much all my life. It never bothered me, even when people called me ‘four eyes’. As a kid, I would often use my glasses to see things behind me… like when someone was trying to sneak up on me. It was kinda neat to do, you know? So what can I use in my office when I want to see behind me? You can turn your head of course, but that’s not always practical. Or, you could just pick up a C.H.I.M.P. Rearview Monitor Mirror from ThinkGeek, instead.
The C.H.I.M.P. is a convex mirror (only three inches in diameter) that fits easily on either corner of your monitor with accompanying velcro tabs. Choose between black or the new iCHIMP in stylish white.
The velcro, oddly enough, sounds like my hair when I have static cling. Seriously, my hair never moves. It’s just solid. It’s like the soft half of a velcro sticker. Really! I’m not kidding.
You can put the C.H.I.M.P. on either corner of your monitor, or set it on your desk. You could bring this with you to a coffee shop or your office. You’ll always know if someone is coming up behind you, and not be surprised again.
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4 Comments
rueben26
January 14th, 2009
at 3:23pm
You can always try to setup your monitor background to be a mirror by putting a mirror on a computer scanner.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060923202508AAKhUd3
Geenome
January 14th, 2009
at 3:30pm
It sounds like those little convex mirrors you can stick to your cars side mirrors to give you a wider view of the road beside and behind you.
They are about 2″ in diameter.
TheSleepyGeek - Marcus
January 14th, 2009
at 6:03pm
Wow, that is too cool. When I was working for a graphics card manufacturer I attended E3 a few times. I still remember getting one of these from Nvidia and had it on my monitor at the office.
I am sure it’s the same company or design.
Cool find, very handy!
Brandon
January 16th, 2009
at 8:22pm
This was a great idea when I saw you do this video live Chris it was great I was laughing but yet it is so serious because that is so helpful. I would love to buy one and plain on it.