OT- But had to share with my DC family

[MoFunk]

A friend sent me this link. I guess you just gotta check it out to see this dude's case mod/media PC. It is pretty cool http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23301

 

[Confused]

Heh, i've been following that! My Server Case mod project log is there too!

That guy (ZapWizzard), works for AMD, has been working on the Opteron processors, and he is a total electronic guru! I can't believe what he's done to his little iPAQ! I'm using mine totally standard, for my in-car MP3 computer!


Confused

 

[TAandy]

Drool !

 

[deerslayer]

:Q

 

[theNorse]

Nice work there MoFunk . . . :camera: :light: <clink>:wine:













norse

 

[ProviaFan]

Now that is just freaking awesome! I haven't got past the first page yet, so I have only seen the concept drawings, but if his finished product looks anything like that, it will be nothing short of splendid.

 

[dmcowen674]

I like the built in X-10 Interface

I built a Custom X-10 Computer back in 1982, I had it running the house until June of 2000 when we moved up here on the Mountain and we got hit by lightning and it fried. I had a 2 MHZ Hitachi CPU with 1 Meg of Ram and 10 Meg Winchester Hard drive, I wrote the BIOS and OS in Assembly code, it was able to run 7 programs in 7 regions of memory at the same time and I was able to burn Eproms with an Eprom Interface I wired in at the same time. Those were the days.

 

[ProviaFan]

Wow, Dave, that sounds very impressive.

<-- tried to learn assembly a long time ago when I had my IBM PS/1 with the 10 MHz 80286 and 1MB of RAM, but gave up when I got to the intricacies of MOV and INT.

 

[Confused]

Damn Dave, that sounds so cool!

Shame it got hit by lightning though