This has to be the world’s craziest rubber band gun, The Disintegrator.

“Forget the rubber band Gatling gun. The DISINTEGRATOR is the most incredible rubber band gun ever built, capable of firing more than 40 rounds per second (2400 rounds per minute) from its 24 revolving barrels. This is the twin Vulcan cannon of the rubber band gun world!”

Check out the video of it in action.

Head on over to DISINTEGRATOR for full details on how it was built.

via Hacked Gadgets

Check out this amazing PC, built inside an aquarium.

It is cooled by mineral oil, and the oil is great for absorbing heat.

After about 2 hours, the temperature settled at a new maximum of 84C on the CPU under load. So, the bubbles did have an effect, but not as much as we were hoping for. Interestingly, the bubbles also hurt the video card temperature, causing it to rise by a few degrees! It seems the bubbles also served to agitate all the contents of the aquarium, bringing everything to a more consistent temperature throughout.

Check out this video of it in being built and working.

Puget Computer Systems via TecheBlog

Check out this cool VW Camper Van Case mod.

It is being shown of at CES 2008, at the Cooler Master stand, and the case if one of Cooler Masters high end CSX series.

The custom paint job was provided by the guys over at Smooth creations.

I have to say it looks amazing, there are a few other cases available is the lineup over at CMCSX and they start at $899 up to $1299.

via Technabob, Gadgetizer and unplggd  and Crunchgear

Some clever guys over at touchmods have come up with a clever application called SIP-VoIP that lets you make VoIP calls on your iPod Touch.

Check out this video of it in action

Head on over to touchmods.net for full details on how to get this running on your iPod Touch.

via Hacked Gadgets

Check out this home made R/C hovercraft.

I have to say this is very cool, it took the guys over at Instructables a month and a half to design and built the hovercraft.

Here is a video of it in action.

If you want to build you own, head on over to Instructables for full instructions.

via Engadget

The G-metric Nano is a desktop PC featuring a VIA NX15000 Nano-ITX mainboard and 1GB of Crucial DDR2 memory. The power is provided by an 80W picoPSU.

The case is made of Hard Pennsylvania Cherry veneer with an art deco geometric design on the top. The inlay is done in walnut, mahogany, basswood and cherry veneers.

This is a stunning PC case-mod, head on over to slipperyskip for more pictures and full details.

via Gizmodo