#LAPTOP

[btrfs-unofficial]

i got this laptop a while back but just got stickers for her so i'm posting her now!! she is so pretty :3

also laptop nudes under the cut >:3

[garbagedisp0sal]

[ilikeit-art]

A sony laptop 1986.

[cyberpunkplaza]

laptop with seven fold-out screens

[sweetbunnytears]

[23holoholo]

The focus is on the thick laptop. In the past, even large computers like this were small, lightweight, and state-of-the-art models. I was amazed to see them paired with beautiful women.

[llocket]

✧ 　cybercore pngs

f2u! reblogs very appreciated! ↳ self indulgent!!

i was abt to do light blue pngs but i'm gonna first post these and then i'll do light blue pngs.. LOL

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Why do real laptops never have designs that slap this hard

[never-obsolete]

IBM ThinkPad 345C (1995)

[insiderzx]

Panasonic Toughbook CF-41 (1995)

[opendirectories]

[cupcakeshakesnake]

Dark World based on my room... something like that

I think they'd all live in trailers since I move from dorm to dorm and keep most of my stuff in boxes

A little story about the bear:

I've had her since I was an infant. She's more or less as old as I am. In my teen years, I kept her stowed away in a box in fear of her falling apart. But when I moved to my mom's place, she asked "Where's your teddy?"

"In that box," I said. "It's old and it might fall apart in the wash."

"Well, I still think it'd be much happier if it got to spend the rest of its days at your side." said my mom.

So I took her out and put her on my bed.

I looked up how to repair teddy bears and replenished her stuffing. I made overalls for her out of my mom's old shirt.

I put her through the wash and dryer once in a while and she always comes out as intact as ever. I take her along when I go on long travels.

She will always keep me company.

[cyberpunkplaza]

laptop with seven fold-out screens

[wikipediapictures]

eMate 300

“The Newton eMate 300 was an Apple Newton built into a laptop like casing including a standard keyboard. It was aimed at the education market.” - via Wikimedia Commons

[taptogether]

Screens were born to be seen

Wires were born to be touched

Videos were born to be watched

Speakers were born to be heard

Don't be afraid to love them, they love you.