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circuit board clipboard
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Average customer rating:

you'll poke your eye out, kid!

circuit board clipboard

Manufacturer: ThinkGeek
ProductGroup: CE

Product Description

For Those Who Still Use Pen & Paper... Ok. There is this thing that some people do when they are working in groups called a 'meeting'. It's a strange ritual in which people's faces become shorter and concepts like 'action items' and 'revenue streams' pretend to be more important than code and caffeine. Necessary evils perhaps, but we want to make sure you 'meet' in style. These old motherboards have been converted into convenient and very sturdy clipboards in which you can rest assured all of your 'action items' will be safely recorded. We leave it up to you to decide whether or not the notes you take end up in a shredder or a trash can :p Clipboard made from actual circuitboards. Holds 8 1/2" x 11" paper/pad. Each clipboard showcases a unique circuitboard design and may vary from the photo on this page.

Customer Reviews:

you'll poke your eye out, kid!.......2004-08-30

A little thinner than a standard clipboard, therefore not as rigid. Great for holding a pad of paper, but it is textured from wiring, so you can't just lay a piece of paper on it and start writing without getting dimples, pits and holes poked into your paper by your pen. Has fairly sharp corners and breaks fairly easily. A fun, conversation item for the technogeek that needs a clipboard, but not the most practical model you can get.

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