Create this image: A realistic product-style photograph of a tangible distributed systems simulator table. The table surface is frosted acrylic with a dense grid of tiny white LEDs underneath. On top of the table sit simple wooden blocks representing system components: several wooden cubes with small engraved server icons, a wooden cone representing a load balancer, and a wooden cylinder representing a database with a database icon engraved. The blocks look like natural wood educational pieces (similar to Montessori blocks), matte finish, not glowing.

Between the blocks, thin white LED light paths appear under the acrylic surface, forming clean straight lines directly connecting block to block, visualizing network links. No enclosing shapes or squares, only direct connection lines. The LED grid beneath the surface is faintly visible everywhere, but the active connections are brighter.

Soft lighting, slightly dark environment so the LED lines are visible, realistic materials. Minimalist, clean, educational hardware prototype aesthetic, like an MIT Media Lab interactive learning table.