Tag Archive for 'mods'


Wednesday, Dec 5th 2007 by Abby McVay

In more recent years I’ve become a bit of a Star Wars dork, I probably would have as a kid but I didn’t see the trilogy until about 6 years ago. I know, I was a sheltered child. These days though, I’m always a sucker for Star Wars inspired toys and gadgets. [...]

Wednesday, Nov 28th 2007 by Satsuki Then

I know there are still many Commodore 64 fans out there, and one of them is Toni Westbrook; a guy that work on a project called Shredz64, that aim to create connectivity and interaction between Guitar Hero controller with C64. The project plans also include the game itself that runs on C64 using the retro [...]

Wednesday, Nov 28th 2007 by Christina Crouch

I’ve seen many computers disguised as different things but this is the first time I’ve seen anything disguised as a computer. I have to say this MacQuarium is really nifty!

Apparently turning your old Macs into aquariums is quite popular. There is a whole site dedicated to creating your own. You can find [...]

Tuesday, Nov 27th 2007 by Christina Crouch

There is some part of everyone that knows if you ever make it big, no matter how you do so, you are going to buy a piano. Nothing says “I’m filthy stinking rich” like pianos do and so we will get one, even if we have no musical talent whatsoever. With this new [...]

Monday, Nov 19th 2007 by Abby McVay

If you have a thing for odd PC mods this sinister design might perk up your interest. Not only is it a bit odd, it would be great for those stuck in a cramped space or those that need a computer for their living room. Spots where there isn’t much room [...]


Friday, Nov 16th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Just when you thought corporate whoredom in your local grocer’s has reached a peak, ModStream comes along and offers up the genius idea of putting scrolling marquees in your shopping cart handles. This would allow managers, vendors, or whoever else had access to the system to beam messages OTA to the shopping carts.

That way you [...]

Wednesday, Nov 14th 2007 by Abby McVay

The great thing about this job is you tend to come across some really cool case mods. This mod falls in a category all its own, I would expect to see this kind of case in an art gallery rather than someone’s home.
I tend to swell with pride over my case, purchased via the [...]

Friday, Nov 9th 2007 by Liaw Kim Poh

The 160MB firmware update brings few minor changes to the iPhone handset itself; the update includes patches for the TIFF exploit, languages setting, and international keyboard. Oh did I mention Jailbreak is not working anymore? So if you are still attached to those third party applications, don’t upgrade yet.
Apple release 1.1.2 update: little feature churn, [...]

Wednesday, Nov 7th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Do you require the fastest products available? Top of the line, high quality manufacturing and the best money can buy?

Well if you seem to have a near limitless supply of dough, HyperOS has what you seek, at least when it comes to your primary hard drive. I don’t think that technically it’s a hard drive [...]

Friday, Nov 2nd 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I’m not really sure where steampunk originated, but not to long ago, the idea seemed to explode, with all sorts of people making crazy-cool steampunk mods. This wind-up laptop mod has got to be my favorite one to date.


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