When you’re a creator, on that an addict who lives what’s sci-fi, limits to what you’ll craft is just farthest. Egyptians pyramids aren’t fiction, but modder Gup actually turns them into entities of fiction by the way he churns out these rather.
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Modders haven’t skipped a day in trying to churn out something that is identical to the Wall E. Wall E computer cases – well, how many of them have we seen before – from GameCube wall E to a Wall E case with a touch belly to a crazy one from the..
Ben Heck and his credentials in video game console hacks are beyond question, there’s no way he has left a reason to impress us. His mods are sublime, we just know that, and this latest portable Atari 800 laptop he’s built is perhaps the best we...
DIY-ers have their own sense of sophistication and ingenuity, which takes them ever so closer to the developers in the main league. Such case in point is this homemade computer in a keyboard mod, made out of the Eee PC 900. It may be far from the best..
When the motive is to grow big and the efforts are true, you often succeed. Taking the modding craze to another new level is this Liquid Cooled PC Desk by the folks over at Popular Mechanics, who with the sheer fortitude have pulled off the most...
Some creations entwine the gaping cracks of our lives, while some stitch together our bewildered intentions, but both contribute to make out lives unique in some way or the other. Which way would this Great Pyramid PC Mod mold itself is stiff to...
In a recession hit globe, it is a rarity to find gutsy souls that can shell out thousands for a mere craze of a sort. Then modding does require compassion without thought – and that’s evident with this $16,000 worth custom made PC by Puget Systems..
Here is a developer's contraption, a wide-angle camera lens that works flawlessly when held up to the Canon TX1. The fabricator has developed a sought of a makeshift adapter with some rings; this rig wards you off your manual chore for sure! Watch...
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