Undercover Hoodman's E2000 Laptop Hood offers privacy and cuts down on glare.

By Gisela M. Pedroza • Apr 1, 2001

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.



					E2000Laptop Hood Manufacturer: Hoodman Street price: $39.95 Phone: (800) 818-3946 Web site: www.hoodmanusa.com

Maybe you're working on patent-pending code, or maybe youjust want to see your laptop display a little better when workingoutdoors. The E2000 Laptop Hood from Hoodman not only eliminatesglare, but also gives you enough privacy to work on anything inpublic-even confidential documents. The rugged, spring-loaded nylonhood fits all 10- to 15-inch screens and pops into shape instantly.A flat 8-inch travel bag comes bundled with the collapsiblehood.

Memorial Day Sale - Save 20%! Unlock this premium article & so much more with Entrepreneur+

Join the internet’s leading entrepreneur community with our Memorial Day sale! With your subscription, you'll get:

Digestible insight on how to be a better entrepreneur and leader
Lessons for starting and growing a business from our expert network of CEOs and founders
Meaningful content to help you make sharper decisions
Business and life hacks to help you stay ahead of the curve

Use code SAVE20 at checkout.

Subscribe Now Log In

Editor's Pick

'Catastrophic': Here's What You Should Know About the Debt Ceiling Crisis — And How a Default Could Impact Your Business

I Helped Grow 4 Unicorns Over 10 Years That Generated $18 Billion in Online Revenues. Here's What I've Learned.

Want to Break Bad Habits and Supercharge Your Business? Use This Technique.

Franchise Ownership Made Easy: Best Practices for Managing and Growing Your Business

Don't Have Any Clients But Need Customer Testimonials? Follow These 3 Tricks To Boost Your Rep.

Why Are Some Wines More Expensive Than Others? A Top Winemaker Gives a Full-Bodied Explanation.

Most Popular

See all

Leadership

The Real Reason Why The Return to Office Movement is Failing is Revealed in New Study

There is a vivid sign of the disconnect between employees and their workplace, a glaring indication that companies need to revise their scripts to improve their hybrid and remote work policies.

By Gleb Tsipursky