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- 1. Everything Combined in One Monster Article
- 2. PART 3
- 3. Memorex TravelLink On-The-Go File Sharing: Portable, PC-less USB Data Transfer
- 4. Edge Memory DiskGo Watch/USB Drive
- 5. Microsoft Remote Keyboard For Windows XP Media Center
- 6. Sakar USB Powered Disco Ball
- 7. WiFi Seeker's WiFi Walker: When In Roam
- 8. Lapinator Provides Comfort And Heat Protection
- 9. Simplifi Digital 7075AB ADAT Input Media Center Amplifier
- 10. Ratoc CompactFlash USB 1.1 Host Card For PDAs
- 11. USB Powered Alarm Clock
- 12. PART 2
- 13. IOGEAR USB VoIP Skype Calling Kit
- 14. Memorex Mini TravelDrive
- 15. I-Tech Virtual Laser Keyboard
- 16. Belkin QUADRA 4-in-1 PDA Stylus
- 17. Zuca Mobile Locker
- 18. Seagate Pocket Drive
- 19. Targus Universal Auto/Air Notebook Adapters
- 20. PART 1
- 21. OCZ Mini-Kart USB Flash Memory Gumby Style
- 22. Kensington MicroSaver Locks
- 23. Targus Defcon DL Armor Combo Cable Locks
- 24. 3M Privacy Filter
- 25. Kensington Expansion Dock With Video
- 26. Antec Notebook Cooler
- 27. Targus Urban Messenger Notebook Case
- 28. Think Outside Bluetooth Stowaway Keyboard
- 29. Kensington Contour Cargo Backpack
- 30. The Dog Ate It: Students Get Organized
- 31. Buying a Notebook Computer for Less than $700
- 32. What You Can't Do Without
- 33. What To Replace Or Add If Your Budget Allows
- 34. What You Can Expect To Do With A $700 Notebook
- 35. Some Under $700 Notebook Candidates
- 36. *** Toshiba Tecra A8-EZ8311
- 37. *** Acer Aspire 5040 AS5043WLMi
- 38. Where To Buy
- 39. More on this topic
24. 3M Privacy Filter
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By Mark Raby
It's happened to all of us at one point or another. Whether it's in class or at the local Starbucks, there's always some seemingly technologically-deprived kid who is enthralled by your laptop and has to peek over and see what you're doing. Since most notebook computer screens can be seen from all sorts of angles, it gives onlookers full access to see everything. That is, unless you have a privacy filter from 3M.

It's simple enough. All you need to do is slide the filter over your computer screen. Doing this will not really change the screen when looked at head-on, but it will radically limit the viewing area by creating a black tint when people look at it from an angle.

3M has thought of everything with these filters. For example, they're designed so that your monitor speakers and controls are not covered. Additionally, since you're putting something over your screen, it also works to protect it from scratches and other kinds of abuse. The filters also help to reduce screen glare, which can be a big problem if you're working in an area with a lot of windows (i.e. a classroom).

The 3M Privacy Filter is an affordable way to ensure that you and only you can see what you're doing on your computer. Of course, with the ever rising threat of identity theft, this small investment could go a long way in preventing someone from draining all the money from your bank accounts.
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