We have seen quite a few different mods featuring everyone’s favourite droid R2-D2 on Geeky Gadgets, the latest one features R2-D2 with 8 different games consoles stuffed inside him and a total of 20 game controllers connected too him.
The mod was made using an R2-D2 cooler, I suppose it is now put to better use housing all the games consoles instead of keeping the owners beer cool.
Check out this cool Wall-E Email Alerter from Totoryo Tamada, called Mail-E.
This fun Wall-E email alerter is made from papercraft, plus a few other parts, and when an email is received Mail-E moves about to let you know you have received a new email, check out the video of him in action below.
Some of our readers will remember the cool Pyramid PC that we featured on the site back in March, here is a new version created my Modder Gup, and I think this one is even cooler than the last version.
Gup’s Pyramid HTPC casemod was inspired by Stargate, it features a moving side panel and built in lights which are all operated by remote control.
Ben Heck has completed his latest project, and I think this one is one of the coolest one we have seen from Ben to date, the Atari 800 Laptop.
There have been quite a few new Nixie clocks over the last couple of weeks here on Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is the work of UK artist Kev Stenning, the Steampunk Nixie Clock.
The Steampunk Nixie Clock measures 213mm tall, by 167mm wide and 399m long, it is made from Pyrex toughened glass, solid copper and brass machined parts and it features six IN-18 Nixie Tubes.
We have seen quite a few of these homemade hard drives clocks before on Geeky Gadgets, but this one is definitely the coolest to date, the POV Hard Drive Clock.
The POV Hard Drive Clock was created by Polish modder mb1988, and it was made using an ATMEGA128 micro controller, some LEDs and a hard drive, check out the video of it in action below.
What do you do with your old Nintendo Game Boy when it stops working? modder [_n30_] decided to turn his broken Game Boy into a portable hard drive.
Inside the case there is an 80GB 2.5 inch HDD, from the photos it looks like the Game Boy is still working, the reflective backing has been removed from the screen and replaced by a piece of paper with graphics on it.
We have seen quite a few different PC casemods here on geeky gadgets, this one is definitely one of the more unique mods we have seen, the Mini Cooker PC Casemod.
The Mini Cooker PC Casemod was created by Czech modder Zbyšek, and it is a replica of his full sized cooker and even features blue LED gas burners.
Here is another cool PC Mod, this one is made using an antique radio, a tombstone style Deco radio, from the front it just looks like an old radio and you wouldnt know there is a PC inside.
Inside there is a Mini-ITX motherboard, an Intel Atom 330 processor, 2GB of RAM and a 250GB hard drive, plus a DVD-RW, check out the full specifications below.
Here is another cool mod from Ben Heck, this one was made at the request of one of his customers, the Swapped Xbox 360 Controller.
As you can see from the photos, the d-pad and action buttons have been swapped, also the left and right triggers have been swapped and Ben has also fitted an extra set of X Y B A buttons on the back.
We are still awaiting official news from Apple on the much rumored Apple Tablet, in the meantime here is a cool Apple Tablet mod, the MacCores iTab Mini.
I have to admit from the photos, the MacCores iTab Mini looks very cool, it features a 12.1 SVGA resistive touchscreen display with a resolution of 1400 x 1050 and a 2.16GHz Intel Core 2 duo processor.
We absolutely love anything to do with Steampunk here on Geeky Gadgets, and when I spotted this cool handmade Steampunk USB drive I thought it looked very cool until I noticed the price.
Most of the stuff that appears on Etsy seems to be reasonably priced, unfortunately this isn’t one of those items, as you will have to part with $3,000 to get your hands on it.
