Posted 10/12/09 at 08:08:09 AM by Paul Lilly
We've seen modded NES systems before, but BenHeck.com forum member "airz" earned some serious geek cred on Thursday by cramming all kinds of goodies into an NES cartridge.
Airz took a foreign-made portable media player and hacked an NES controller to replace the player's buttons, then stuffed the whole assembly into a Super Mario / Duck Hunt combo cartridge. He then cut out an opening for the 2.8-inch LCD screen and the end result is a handheld NES cartridge capable of playing a complete library of NES games using the original buttons, while also serving as an MP3 player, FM radio, picture viewer, audio recorder, and more.
After going through 3 game cases, 2 controllers, and 2 media players to make the mod work, Airz said he's selling his awesome mod to recoup his losses.
Posted 06/04/09 at 05:30:17 PM by Andy Salisbury

The Atom processor is a pretty nifty little thing. It draws very little power, it doesn’t require much cooling – this allows PC creators to put them in just about anything. And, “anything” now includes a toy Ferrari and a vase.
These two computers sport nettop stats, and it’s expected that the Ferarri enclosed machine is being aimed at kids, while the Vase case is for those that just want to hide their machine amongst their pottery.
No word yet on price or availability, but it’s expected that these are simply meant as proof of concept.
(Sorry about the small picture size – be sure to check out the respective articles for better views).
Posted 07/11/08 at 04:15:33 PM by Benson Hong
What would be a better way to celebrate the release of The Dark Knight than with your own version of the Batmobile? Impress your comic-book fanboy friends when you roll up to the movie theaters in your new Batmobile Tumbler and watch the ladies swarm to your ride.
Okay, so this may not be the life size Tumbler you were expecting to show off to your crew, but Kevin Core’s 1/6-scale Batmobile Tumbler featured in our January 2008 issue is the next best thing. After winning Rig of the Month with his inventive creation, Kevin is finally putting his rig up for sale. This 28” x 17” x 11” mini-PC features seven hard drive LED lights, 10 LED headlines, and some other nifty features. It's not a particularly powerful rig, but we can't help but admire the effort. If you're interested in owning a piece of Mod-of-the-Month history, grab your wallet, start your web browser, and head over to the auction page now!

Hit the jump for more pics and details!
Posted 04/29/08 at 03:38:51 PM by Tom Edwards
Ken Kirby celebrates his father-in-law's love of Dodge muscle cars with his bright green Super Bee mod.
Posted 12/29/07 at 10:59:24 PM by Tom Edwards
A puzzling illusion from a master HellRaiser modder.
Posted 10/22/07 at 07:25:21 PM by Tom Edwards
A multitude of spiders and plenty of webbing top off a killer paint job.
Posted 12/01/03 at 12:00:00 AM by The Maximum PC Staff
In the PDF archive of the December 2003 issue, you can find:
- Gear of the Year 2003
- Case Mod Contest Winner
- CPU Slugfest
- Holiday Gift Guide
- And Lots of Awesome Reviews including Halo and the ATI Radeon 9800 XT!
- Ask the Doctor
- Rig of the Month
- The Watchdog
- And a whole lot more!
Click the mondo huge cover image to the right to download the PDF archive today!
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