Let the how-to's begin: [Ben Heck] put up the first installment of his how-to series on making your own PS3 laptop. Since this one is all about the tear down, you might dig the PS3 design even if you're not interested in making your own portable.
Make your own PS3 laptop (part 1)
Let the how-to's begin: [Ben Heck] put up the first installment of his how-to series on making your own PS3 laptop. Since this one is all about the tear down, you might dig the PS3 design even if you're not interested in making your own portable.
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(Page 1)2. Anyone else getting sick of the Ben Heck stuff? I'm really tired of seeing all his Engadget posts copied here.
Posted at 8:44PM on Apr 24th 2008 by Anonymous
3. @ anonymous:
personally I find it all amazing.
Posted at 8:56PM on Apr 24th 2008 by RT (Panzer Time!)
4. @anonymous:
I know laptop this and laptop that gets old, but just because you can't do it don't be a hater.
b/c of ben heckendorm and this site i have built my own 3'x4'x5" cnc machine and vacume former. Pretty soon I'll be golden.
Posted at 9:50PM on Apr 24th 2008 by thegimpster
6. Eh, I think they tend to be interesting hacks, even if they don't require intimate technical knowledge in every case. The occasional "mechanical hack" can cross over here just fine for me.
I mean, HaD only gets ~5 posts on a good day, and I don't always have time to wade through Engadget's ~50 posts to find interesting ones like this.
Seriously, it's like every. single. cell. phone. on. the. planet. gets 10 Engadget posts. Ugh.
Posted at 11:44AM on Apr 25th 2008 by James
7. Oh dear, the ps3 by itself is already big black and scarry....
Posted at 3:33PM on Apr 25th 2008 by Grant Kohler
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1. I'm afraid I would screw something up and render my precious $600 ps3 useless.
Posted at 5:38PM on Apr 24th 2008 by Mike