Tag Archive for 'cases'


Thursday, May 22nd 2008 by Chris Davies

Being something of a geek, I actually quite enjoy checking out what notebooks people are unpacking when waiting to go through airport security.  However, I’d happily trade that for a quicker check-in, so hearing that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) are working with laptop bag manufacturers including Targus and Scooba Design to create X-ray friendly [...]

Monday, May 12th 2008 by Abby McVay

Sometimes having a set of speakers to toss in your purse or suitcase is extremely nice. This cute little travel case not only is a case to keep your iPod safe but it also has a nice little set of speakers thrown in.
Another nice perk is that it blends in as just a normal [...]


Monday, May 12th 2008 by Abby McVay

If you’ve been sitting on Etsy browsing for the latest and greatest handmade items that seem so much more personalized than what is sold at any mainstream shop. Then you might want to start considering sucking it up and making your own items.
Although I tend to pretend like I don’t, I do know a [...]

Friday, May 9th 2008 by Chris Davies

Proporta have developed one of their Crystal Cases especially for the ASUS Eee PC.  Recognising that users will be looking to throw their ultraportables into rucksacks and bags, the shatterproof and shock-absorbent shell has cut-outs for all ports and fan vents.  In fact it’s made from the same type of polycarbonate plastic they use for [...]

Tuesday, Apr 22nd 2008 by Chris Davies

I don’t know how good French gamer Kotomi is at actual gaming, but when it comes to case mods I’m impressed.  Taking an original Super Mario Brothers cartridge, the stripped down guts of a “NES on a chip” clone system was squeezed inside, making for one of the most compact (and cool) NES systems I’ve [...]

Monday, Apr 21st 2008 by Abby McVay

iPod owners anymore can find pretty much any type of case they’d like, to fit their needs and wants. Even if those wants are completely off the wall, of course, as I’ve recently learned that is usually only if you aren’t searching for one. Then they all seem to magically disappear as soon [...]

Tuesday, Apr 15th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Psystar has brought into the public light an issue that has long plagued the tech industry. Why does Apple keep their software closed to only Apple’s hardware? Several projects have sprouted, some even growing wings, that are efforts to bring OS X, and all its updates, to custom built X86 machines, including OSX86, and most [...]

Thursday, Apr 10th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Well the iPhone Buzz crew thoroughly tested out the ClearBoost iPhone case and found that yes, it did work, as long as they actually held the handset against their heads when making calls. If they used a Bluetooth headset, the case seemed to have the exact opposite effect, reducing the signal strength by about as [...]

Monday, Apr 7th 2008 by Chris Scott Barr

Have you ever looked at your Xbox 360 and thought that it just looked too plain and boring for your tastes? Lets face it, while the console looks nice, it’s going to look just the same as many other peoples (especially the plain white ones). Here’s a cool metallic case that’s sure to make [...]

Wednesday, Mar 26th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Sadly, after reading the description, I don’t believe you get all the gear that is set up on this thing, but you get the odd shaped desk, the monitor stand, the chair, and probably the two audio component boxes, but that seems to be about it. Now, if you work in the audio industry this [...]


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