This is definitely one of the coolest PC casemods we have seen so far on Geeky Gadgets, the Edelweiss PC Casemod.
The Edelweiss PC Casemod is the work of Pius Giger, and it is a rebuild on a previous 2006 design, there are no details on the specifications, but you don’t really need any the pictures speak for themselves.
Check out this amazing Coffee Making Manga Robot made using a Kondo Robot Kit.
The Coffee Making Manga Robot has 20 digital servos and it is controlled via a PCB, check out the video of it in action below.
Check out this cool wooden iPod mini created by iLounge reader Josh, it looks amazing from the photos.
Josh rebuilt his iPod Mini using a combination of wood and screws, as well as making the case from wood, he also added some wooden accessories as well.
Check out this amazing Xbox 360 case mod from modder Frank Gonzales, this is definitely one of the coolest Xbox 360 Mods we have seen so far.
Check out this cool video below of Super Mario Bros being played on a Theremin.
Sometimes the siplest mods turn out to be the coolest, like this cool Atari 2600 iPod Dock.
The Atari 2600 iPod Dock was made by Byron Casebeir, who put a broken iPod clock radio inside an Atari 2600 case, very cool!
Here is another cool PC casemod, this one is a little different than the Overclocked Orange that we saw yesterday, the Egyptian PC Casemod.
This is definitely one of the cooler PC mods we have seen here on Geeky Gadgets, the Overclocked Orange by modder David Penfold.
David took is inspiration for the mod from the film A Clockwork Orange, and using a Silverstone Tjo7 PC case he has created the Overclocked Orange.
Check out this cool LED coffee table made by Edo from Germany, which uses Arduino micro controllers.
Here is a fun NES mod made using a Nike Sneaker and an NES, I am not sure how they managed to fit all the parts into the sneaker.
Check out this cool PC casemod from German modder Joerg, which was made completely out of metal and it features the optical drives hidden behind mechanical flaps which open up.
Check out this fun robot made from a combination of a Power Mac G4 Cube and a Lego Mindstorm NXT robot kit.
This fun robot can either be remote controlled via Bluetooth or it can interact with its surroundings avoiding items in its way check out the video of it in action below.
