Here is a really cool PC mod, made from wood by Chris Crook.
Chris made the case for this stunning looking wooden PC by hand, and he used a few different types of wood, all built around an Intel D945GCLF2 motherboard with an integrated dual core Intel Atom 330 processor.
Check out this cool mod from the guys over at Russian iPhone site iPhones.ru, the Glowing Apple Logo iPhone Mod.
The modders used a 2G iPhone and around $300 to make this cool iPhone mod, check out the video of it in action below.
Anaid Gomez, a NYU student has created probably one of the coolest peripherals for your iPod, the Kokoro Heart Sensor.
The Kokoro Heart Sensor features a Polar heart rate sensor inside, what it does is sense you heart rate and then plays different types of music depending on how fast your heart is beating.
This has to be one of the coolest PC mods we have seen on geeky gadgets, the Liquid Cooled PC Desk.
The Liquid Cooled PC Desk was created by the guys from Popular Mechanics, as they had the idea of building the most extravagant PC mod they could, and from the looks of the photos they succeeded.
Check out this fun DIY projector for the iPhone from the guys from Hack n Mod, made using 35 individual laser pointers, which can recreate a bit map font using the iPhone.
Fancy adding something a little different to your PC setup, then check out this amazing Steampunk LCD Monitor.
This cool looking steampunk monitor was made from a 19 inch Envision LCD monitor, and it features a 1/8″ thick solid brass frame as well as solid brass corners and frame details.
Check out this fun Steampunk ‘Atomic Disruptor Raygun’ which was made from old camera and radio parts.
This cool creation is the work of Flickr user Cocophoto, who used a grip from a super 8 camera for the handle, some vintage wire, a light assembly from a slide projector and a flash handle mount to make this cool gun.
Check out this amazing Steampunk iPod which was created by Toronto based retoucher and illustrator Neal Bridgens.
This amazing steampunk iPod was created from a combination of brass, copper and oak.
Check out this giant Etch A Sketch, made by Jeri Ellsworth, who also made the fun NES Purse.
Jeri used a 52 inch screen from an old hd rear projection TV, some tent poles, a golf tee and gear reduced motors.
Although this mod isn’t quite finished yet, it definitely has to be one of the coolest we have seen here at Geeky Gadgets, the iPhone Controlled R2-D2 Robot.
Check out the video below of the iPhone controlling R2-D2’s head, the robot certainly looks like it is going to be pretty amazing when it is finished.
Fancy something a little different for your geeky apartment? Then why not make one of these cool RGB coffee table’s.
This funky DIY RGB Coffee Table was made using a 9 x 9 array of 81 Arduino controlled ShiftBrite LED, and an Ikea coffee table.
Check out this cool Lego robot, that can draw pictures, the Lego Mindstorms NXT Drawing Robot.
The Lego Mindstorms NXT Drawing Robot was created by Daniele Benedettelli, a picture is imported into your PC and then converted from a picture into a sketch which the robot will draw out on paper, check out the video of it in action below.
