Photos | Electronics Assembly at Defcon Conference
A crowd of 25 people gather around a table filled with consumer electronics, computers, and accessories at the 2011 Defcon Conference. The group works together to assemble and test machines while surrounded by a workshop filled with plywood furniture and cardboard boxes.
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r machine cap furniture desk container aluminium laptop consumer hardware screen line market shoe cardboard wristwatch pc indoors second_camera accessories bag belt shirt baseball jewelry workshop chair glasses second building footwear cafeteria architecture crowd video camera camera backpack monitor assembly manufacturing table cup restaurant computer handbag bracelet factory box hat defcon electronics plywood wood
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2011-08-07T16:45:08.800000-07:00
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