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gearfuse.com - 9/29/2009

Mechanical Tumor Peripheral Pulsates and Grows

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The ultra-realistic mechanical tumor plugs into your computer, pulsating and growing as your computer works harder and harder. I'm sure designer Mio I-zawa had a more significant symbolization in mind than my nausea can dictate at the moment, but for now all I can think of is not puking. Hit ...

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youtube.com - 9/28/2009

mechanical tumor (video)

— youtube.com — cpuの負荷により膨張する腫瘍（tumor）です。 (more) mechanical tumor (video)

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gizmodo.com - 9/28/2009

Mechanical Tumor Is the Grossest Computer Peripheral Ever [Horror]

— gizmodo.com — This " Mechanical Tumor " plugs into your computer, looking very fleshy and realistic. As your computer... runs, it quivers and pulses, growing as your computer works harder. The brainchild of Japanese interactive media artist Mio I-zawa, this thing is ... (more) Mechanical Tumor Is the Grossest Computer Peripheral ...

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pinktentacle.com - 9/28/2009

Mechanical tumor, external heart, elastic cell ::

— pinktentacle.com — Interactive media artist Mio I-zawa ’s “mechanical tumor” is a quivering hunk of fleshy, organic-looking material that... expands and contracts depending on the amount of stress your computer is experiencing. + Video Equipped with a series of motors and ... (more) Mechanical tumor, external heart, elastic cell ::

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Mechanical Tumor for your PC
Geeky-Gadgets — ... out the full gory video after the jump. Created  by Japanese interactive media artist Mio I-zawa. The tumor is  equipped with a series of motors and pneumatic actuators which help the  mechanical tumor pulsates gently when the CPU load is low but crank it up  and get the CPU load high and the tumor’s air compressor is activated causing the lump of flesh to inflate. Via Gearfuse This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest cool ...