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Article: The case of the malicious monitor.(True Stories)
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- Design News
- Article date:
- October 24, 2005
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TRAVELING THROUGH O'HARE AIRPORT RECENTLY TO CATCH (NO--more likely to wait for) a plane and seeing banks of monitors flashing their woeful tales of canceled and late flights reminded me of a case of a few years back. A monitor manufacturer's attorney called me to report (with just a bit of hyperbole) that an employee, had been attacked and injured by a monitor she was inspecting! My charge was to determine the cause of her injury. At the manufacturer's plant, with other parties present, I saw the subject monitor and observed monitor manufacturing. Various components and the cathode ray tube were installed and the completed chassis moved to a test station. An inspector ...
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