1. wow...just wow. NICE work.

Posted at 11:41PM on Sep 10th 2006 by Ed

2. thats so freakin sweet! i dont have one, but i am going to buy one just to mod it out like that

Posted at 11:44PM on Sep 10th 2006 by jaycruz

3. sweet mod, but to really make it a laptop, don't you think it should run on batteries? I guess that would make it more difficult.

Posted at 12:01AM on Sep 11th 2006 by greg

4. That's nuts. i love it

Posted at 12:03AM on Sep 11th 2006 by bfr

5. This has got to be the most intriguing, and practical things i've seen made in a long time.

Posted at 12:26AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Timmy

6. insane....he never ceases to amaze me. Can anyone take a guess at the price of this baby? lol

Posted at 12:55AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Elementix

7. amazing...

two hacks in one day... it's almost like hackaday chrismahanukwanza... almost.

Posted at 1:07AM on Sep 11th 2006 by trebuchet03

8. That is the most awesome Xbox360 mod EVAR.

Posted at 1:31AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Erik

9. interesting... very interesting, I know a lot of people who are going to like this

Posted at 1:48AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Irish

10. Holy crap. Thats just freaking amazing.
I bow to your technical prowess.

Posted at 1:50AM on Sep 11th 2006 by gcc

11. oh. my. god.

i need one

Posted at 2:22AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Monster

12. Very nice work. The true definition of a hack (Hell it should even please steve!)

1 problem I can see........ those very nice milled air holes are on the bottom, where hardly any air can get pulled in!

Maybe if the back was raised it would increase air cooling properties.

Posted at 3:06AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Jay

13. Pretty impressive! really quite amazing.

Don't know how i feel about portable watercooling though... seems like a bad move no matter how well you seal it. (Unless you are using like a non-replacable liquid and weld it together or something)

Then again, this thing probably weighs enough that it won't be moved much...

Posted at 3:42AM on Sep 11th 2006 by blip

14. i just wish it had some battery power, and i also wish microsoft spent more than ten seconds on the efficiency of this machine. the heat output alone of this beast could melt some solder unless there is some thermal shutoff i'm not aware of (perhaps the chip smasher has a thermal switch we've never heard of)

i also just wanted to post this so the comments box sticks with my new email

Posted at 4:24AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Monster

15. that's freakin amazing.

Posted at 7:43AM on Sep 11th 2006 by solareon

16. Cool, but useless. No battery, just as heavy as the original, and no handle. like the other guys here mentioned, the water cooling will probably leak when you tote it around.

Posted at 8:05AM on Sep 11th 2006 by derek

17. that thing wrocks my socks

Posted at 8:54AM on Sep 11th 2006 by terminalblue

18. Cool. Portable, but I bet it weighs a ton with the PS. Still...I couldn't make it.

Posted at 10:56AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Spudww

19. no freaking way.

i am so totally doing this.

Posted at 11:01AM on Sep 11th 2006 by Steve DiRaddo

20. yes agree with every one very cool and it must be kept cool 2. 3ghz processor in that thing LOVE IT

Posted at 12:11PM on Sep 11th 2006 by steve