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i.gizmodo.com - 2/23/2009

AT-AT Walker Boombox Is So Awesome I Want to Cry [Star Wars]

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The only way this stunning AT-AT walker boombox could produce a more forceful nerdOMFGasm is if it was being straddled by Scarlett Johansson in a Princess Leia bikini. Really, just wow. [ Zen77990 via BBG ]

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AT-AT walker boom box is maybe the coolest thing I've ever seen
DVICE Atom Feed — ... AT-AT walker from Star Wars. Yep. Sure, it's a pretty old-looking boom box, and it only has a cassette player on board so your CDs won't find a home here, but you can't really be greedy when you're talking about a custom piece as awesome as this. Unfortunately, there's very little info on this available, so you won't be able to buy it. But hey, maybe you can make one yourself if you're feeling ambitious. Chinavasion, Via Gizmodo

AT-AT Walker boombox combines retro with some Starwars attitude
Newlaunches.com — at-at_walker_boombox.jpg Yep you better believe it this boombox may look like a Star wars movie prop but is actually music player. There are no details disclosed on whether it’s an MP3 player or if its iPod compatible. [image] at-at_walker_boombox2.jpg at-at_walker_boombox3.jpg [ Gizmodo ]

You're a Better Person For Having Seen This R2-D2 Ghetto Blaster [Star Wars]
Gizmodo — In a week where we've seen both the AT-AT boombox and golden iPod dock, why not round it out with a R2-D2 ghetto blaster? The boombox, posted on the blog for streetwear label Mishka, is the handiwork of artist Bill McMullen. We don't know much else about the piece, except that it was part of McMullen's "Hype, Hustle, Rip-Off" gallery opening (in fact, I think it might just be a plaster mold). But hey, it still looks completely pantsable. [Bill McMullen via Mishka Bloglin] ...