Mario freaks, look at this! Yeah, this 6-foot Lego Mario is the biggest Lego Mario ever built. This 110-pound 40,000-brick Lego Mario took a week to plan and 175 hours to built within 16 days.
This will be auctioned until November 1, 2009 starting at $3700. But the proceeds will be given to the Ronald McDonald foundation in Netherlands.
Created by a great team at Carnegie Mellon University, SnackBot brings your dreams in to life. This humanoid robot will bring you a food, just like your favorite waiter at your favorite bar.
SnackBot was made not just for “Home use only”, it is made to understand how robots communicate with humans and vice versa (human-robot interaction). This can be the answer on how to improve the interaction of robots with us, humans.
The new Asus EeeBox EB1501 Nettop is a sure hit. This classy-looking-nettop-pc is a new gadget that will be your next target. With its dual-core Atom N330 processor, 2GB of DDR2-800 RAM (and expandable upto 4GB), 250GB hard disk, Nvidia Ion graphics plus a DVD-RW optical drive, you’ll surely love this.
Amazed? There’s more. This cool nettop also comes with a 802.11n Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet, 6 USB 2.0 ports, an eSATA connection, S/PDIF connection and SD card reader. And, did I say that this will be shipped along with a Windows 7 OS?
This small-but-terrible PC will be available soon as the Windows 7 arrives with an awesome price tag of $580 (unofficial).
via Gizmodo
After browsing the web, I just saw this cool PC mod from a Russian forum page. The cool guy behind this creative PC mod was just stirred up the web. Well, me too, was just so amazed by his creative mod. In fact, this is the first time I ever saw this kind of PC mod.
The miniature living room inside a PC includes housewares such as a nice chair, carpet, flower vase, newspapers and a lamp. Yeah, it’s kinda cool to put cute little things inside your PC.
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