Photos | Productivity in Motion
Andy N and Option J, among other attendees, hard at work on their laptops during a lecture in Los Angeles.
BLIP-2 Description:
a group of people sitting at tables with laptopsChronologically Adjacent
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option machine united states andy n room speaker traction furniture desk laptop continental united states tabletop apple hardware consumer screen child teen projection lecture seminar los entertainment vincent s pc indoors bag accessories performance workshop chair plate computer hardware glasses iphone building footwear meeting architecture crowd ave backpack monitor district concert classroom april audience manufacturing office table boy mobile cup phone angeles computer handbag swivel california school hall factory arts supplies mouse ca keyboard spring electronics shoe
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date
2015-04-07T10:17:58.161000-07:00
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