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Lenovo K320 Ice Series, by James Fislar
The recent CES saw Lenovo present the Mod competition winning entry Lenovo K320 Ice. It's 80% ice and 20% disco-lights action (and yes, there is computer inside, somewhere):
Harley Davidson PC, by MNPCTech
There is also a Scooterputer, by Stephen Popa - it is entirely rideable! - packing a Thermaltake Element V case with water-cooled P4 E8400 Core2Due:
For all you overclockers out there, there is the Pyramid PC Case Mod by polo360x from the Techpowerup forums. Under its hood you got a Intel quad core Q6600 with B3 stepping water-cooled CPU, overclocked at 3.15 GHz:
Level Eleven, by Jeffrey Stevenson is as stylish as computer case can possibly be - with shades of Art Deco and architectural sketches of Frank Lloyd Wright:
Even materials read like poetry: "Hard Pennsylvania cherry with an aluminum inlay"... Here is his another Art Deco effort; can't decide which is more handsome -
A black walnut mission-style side table/computer system, again by Jeffrey Stevenson, is deceptively simple and very elegant design that will complement many high-end studios:
More retro styling is evident in The Ingraham Case Mod, inspired by a 1946 Stromberg-Carlson radio design:
(images credit: Jeffrey Stevenson)
Not so elegant, Russian-made Suitcase Computer:
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Part of Pink Floyd's The Wall PC Mod - is that famous hammer (part of the "Marching Hammers" of totalitarism). In the original "the Wall" concept, hammers are both a creative and destructive symbol - hopefully this one will be used for creative purposes... more info:
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Devastator case by Wehr Wolf looks like, well, a Devastator, or an angry Decepticon that hardly had time to fully transform:
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If you have Decepticons, then you must have Autobots:
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More designs from Extremetech Mod Contest:
If it's the curves you want, then this is just the ticket:
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Dead Man's Chest by Thang Do is made of wood - and perhaps some good rum inspiration:
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Something out of the left field - the Ant Farm Case Mod. Yes, invite ants, and their just might contribute to your number crunching (not to mention "marching ants" in Photoshop):
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Right image above is, you guessed right - Battlestar Galactica mod. The following ones are musical - great combo with iTunes:
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Bio-mechanical PC (left) and - recognize this? Unreal Tournament Rocket Launcher PC! (right image), built by David Heyl in Germany in 2007:
(images via 1, Nate Laxson)
Want to assemble your own wooden keyboard (perhaps for your wooden PC)? Sure, Japanese designers are ready to oblige - more info:
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For serious gamers there is always this set-up (should take a better part of some enthusiast's mother's basement):
(original unknown)
Wind... and fire! -
(originals unknown)
Even colder -
Go around your office with these reused motherboards:
More inventive recycling:
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No groovy case mod? Pretend you have a computer! - This "book" piece is by British artist Kyle Bean, more info:
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Or even simpler - use a lunch box! -
More retro styling is evident in The Ingraham Case Mod, inspired by a 1946 Stromberg-Carlson radio design:
(images credit: Jeffrey Stevenson)
Not so elegant, Russian-made Suitcase Computer:
(image via)
Part of Pink Floyd's The Wall PC Mod - is that famous hammer (part of the "Marching Hammers" of totalitarism). In the original "the Wall" concept, hammers are both a creative and destructive symbol - hopefully this one will be used for creative purposes... more info:
(images via)
Devastator case by Wehr Wolf looks like, well, a Devastator, or an angry Decepticon that hardly had time to fully transform:
(image via)
If you have Decepticons, then you must have Autobots:
(images via)
More designs from Extremetech Mod Contest:
If it's the curves you want, then this is just the ticket:
(images via)
Dead Man's Chest by Thang Do is made of wood - and perhaps some good rum inspiration:
(images via)
Something out of the left field - the Ant Farm Case Mod. Yes, invite ants, and their just might contribute to your number crunching (not to mention "marching ants" in Photoshop):
(images via)
Right image above is, you guessed right - Battlestar Galactica mod. The following ones are musical - great combo with iTunes:
(image via)
Bio-mechanical PC (left) and - recognize this? Unreal Tournament Rocket Launcher PC! (right image), built by David Heyl in Germany in 2007:
(images via 1, Nate Laxson)
Want to assemble your own wooden keyboard (perhaps for your wooden PC)? Sure, Japanese designers are ready to oblige - more info:
(images via)
For serious gamers there is always this set-up (should take a better part of some enthusiast's mother's basement):
(original unknown)
Wind... and fire! -
(originals unknown)
Even colder -
Go around your office with these reused motherboards:
More inventive recycling:
(image via)
No groovy case mod? Pretend you have a computer! - This "book" piece is by British artist Kyle Bean, more info:
(images via)
Or even simpler - use a lunch box! -
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