Photos | Electronics Enthusiasts at DEFCON Convention
Roberto Andò and a group of 17 other attendees work on their laptops and machines, discussing the latest in consumer electronics and computer hardware on plywood tables and chairs.
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architecture pen cafeteria boy classroom building pub defcon chair child footwear speaker plywood hat restaurant furniture wood shoe manufacturing roberto andò hardware machine desk camera glasses indoors factory pc school electronics screen table accessories room monitor video laptop workshop computer crowd consumer
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