This projector cage was spotted in the multi-purpose room of an otherwise perfectly idyllic preschool. Gotta keep those five-year-olds honest!
The submitter also noted that music was provided via a microphone held next to a boombox.
Tip of the hat to GB!
It appears that this broken projector was “fixed” by extending the signal cable down to a TV on a cart. Great cable management, guys!
Also, it would have been letterboxed content on a 4:3 screen, so I guess it’s better?
Hat tip to J.W.!
It’s well known that proper cases for LCD monitors often cost more than the monitor they are protecting. This case is not proper, but it cost a lot in tape!
Hat tip to D. D., the holder of the box.
Maybe there’s a little bit of a setup problem here…
Hat tip to KL!
If you can’t fix it with gaff, you can’t fix it.
Don’t be a hater – you know you’d do the same thing!
When you think the lectern mic isn’t long enough – improvise!
Boys and girls, this is why you don’t put the heavy case on top.
Nesting is what happens when your V1 and A1 start a family together.
H/T to BW!
Why, with today’s lens shift and keystoning tech, we don’t need to center the projectors anymore!
H/T to CB!