the (d)evolution of hardware

[Target]

some people have w a a a y too much time on their hands...

from slashdot this morning...

<a href="http://chrisfenton.com/diy-laptop-v2/>http://chrisfenton.com/diy-laptop-v2/<a>;

[Deozaan]

Looks really cool when it's closed. Reminds me of a Boy Scouts of America briefcase my dad owned when he was a Scout Master (back when I was a youngling).

[Target]

yes, a rather cool project I thought

I was most amused by the various backhanders (Chris#, Linaxe, etc)...

[zridling]

Great find, Target. I went a good ways toward building my own case for a computer once, but gave up too soon. The design was a flat box that had only fine mesh as a cover on one side for easy access and venting. Fans were external to the device and controlled separately.

[Target]

building a case is one thing, but this guys taken it to whole new level...

[f0dder]

Maniac

The page was slashdotted yesterday, so it's not until now I see pics etc. The case looks very sweet, but the hardware is... SO... underpowered. Which is of course the whole point, but still. I would've went for an ARM cpu or such, that could as least be useful.

This made me laugh:

TG  - Play the “Eye of the Tiger” theme song . . . best. . .opcode. . .ever