We have seen quite a few cool PC case mods here at geeky gadgets, the latest one is this cool ION Cube PC Case Mod, from Bill Owen from Mnpctech.
The ION Cube PC Case Mod won first place in NVIDIA’s ION case mod contest, and the mod consists of a Zotac Nvidia ION 330 ITX A-U Motherboard, which is ready to go out of the box, memory and a hard drive was added, and it was ready to go.
We have seen quite a few different homemade iPod and iPhone docks here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is this cool retro iPod Dock by Peter Verrando, the Philco Dynamic Tester iPod Dock.
This cool iPod dock was made using a Philco Dynamic Tester from 1946, which is was small amplifier and speaker with an external probe that was used for fixing audio equipment.
Some of our readers will remember the Qlocktwo clock, that display the time in words rather than numbers, now you can make your own DIY version using the power of Arduino.
The clock can be made with a bunch of materials which include some LEDs, a CNC plotter and a laser printer.
The guys over at Roteno Labs have come up with a cool way to control a HTPC to select the content you want, the project is called the RFiDJ Project and it uses a series of coasters fitted with RFID tags.
When a different coaster is place on the HTPC the server begins streaming that selection, from specific albums to podcasts to local news, check out the video of it in action below.
We have already seen a cool joystick made from a dead Xbox, now we have this awesome joystick made using an NES console, the NEStickle.
The NEStickle was made from an old NES console, plus a Sanwa joystick and buttons, it is compatible with the Xbox 360, PS3, PS2 as well as a range of computers including Windows PCs, Mac and Linux.
Wouldn’t it be cool if you could just knock on your front door, and have it open automatically without having to fumble around with your keys, then you might need one of these Secret Knock Detecting Door Lock’s which was made using an arduino, a motor and a piezo sensor.
We have seen quite a few different LED watches here at Geeky Gadgets, but I think this might be the first LED Pocket Watch.
The LED Pocket Watch was created Paul who created the watch from a broken pocket watch that was left to him by his grandfather.
We have seen quite a few different tablet PC mods here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one was made using a Dell Mini 9 Netbook.
The Dell Mini 9 Tablet Mod is the work of Rob928 from the MyDellMini Forums, Rob used a Dell Vostro A90 which is the business model of the Mini 9 and a Hoda Technology solderless touchscreen.
We have seen a few different USB drives made out of old NES controllers before on Geeky Gadgets, the latest one was created by Joe from ProtoDojo, and it features built in security.
There are quite a few different apps available from iTunes that turn your iPhone into a fully functional alarm clock, what you need to get full use out of the majority of the apps is an iPhone Alarm Clock Stand.
The guys over at Instructables have put together a handy guide to make your own DIY iPhone Alarm Clock Stand.
Here is another cool NES cartridge mod, this one is definitely one of the coolest we have seen so far, the NES Cartridge Console Mod.
The modder Airz has managed to turn this NES cartridge into a handheld NES using an NES emulator and a 2.8 inch TFT LCD screen, check out the video of it in action after the jump.
We have seen a few different PC case mods here on Geeky Gadgets, the latest one from modder JJ-Sky5000, which was created for a Coolermaster contest is definitely ones of the coolest we have seen so far, the Project ‘Cool’ Boombox PC Case Mod.
The mod was made using an old boombox from 1990, along with a Foxconn Bloodrage motherboard, 6GB of crucial Ballstix RAM, 2 x EVGA 280 GTX SLI graphics cards and some Danger Den water cooling.
