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A Question: Can you get a Mirror on a Computer

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I have a mirror just above my computer so instead of a really expensive mirror on your computer put one above it. Problem solved.

I have a mirror just above my computer so instead of a really expensive mirror on your computer put one above it. Problem solved.

 

 

 

But you can have them both!! and when people come in and think theres no TV in the room u just flick a switch and its like.. wow.... Like a secret TV.. Its not just that its a mirror.. its that its 2 things at once, and its disguising the telly. I WANT ONE!

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I have a mirror just above my computer so instead of a really expensive mirror on your computer put one above it. Problem solved.

 

 

 

There was never a problem of not being able to have a mirror is was just question not a need.

 

 

 

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(Previously 'Darkknightider', wow that was a bad name :p)

You can do it with almost any PDA out there. Download a program that turns all the pixels black, and look at the screen. I actually use mine for that feature :P.

 

Or you could just turn the monitor off. Or turn on the "blank screen" screensaver. :)

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Bad point about the telly/mirror hybrid...

 

 

 

when the missus turns off the FA cup final/6 nations decider/insert sporting event here to do her hair in it :shock:

 

 

 

can you take that risk... can you?

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