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flickr.com - 9/22/2008

Rebel attack! - a set on Flickr

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flickr.com - 9/17/2008

Flatshare Fridge - a set on Flickr

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flickr.com - 9/15/2008

Peek Email Reader Teardown - a set on Flickr

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DIY pong clock
MAKE Magazine — From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Funnypolynomial used a discarded laptop to create this excellent remake - I rescued an old Thinkpad ages ago and began a project to install it in a picture frame. The original idea was to have it running things like Conway's Life and the Mandelbrot set. But then I saw the Pong Clock on a blog and decided to just do that instead. Check out the Flickr set for software download & video - The Pong Clock Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more ...

Looking For A Saturday Project? Build A Pong Clock
OhGizmo! — ... , why not re-purpose a defunct piece of technology you have lying around? That’s what Flickr user ‘funnypolynomial‘ (aka Mark Wilson) did, turning an old IBM Thinkpad that had battery and keyboard issues into a double-plus awesome Pong Clock. The laptop’s screen was removed and attached to the underside of the keyboard using a set of bolts, and the whole Frankenstein-esque creation was then mounted inside a wooden frame with the help of some LEGO supports. On the back of the clock he left access to the Thinkpad’s left and right mouse ...

Homemade Pong Clock
Tech Blog — ... The Pong Clock may be nothing new, but one modder decided to create his own by taking apart an old IBM ThinkPad and mounting it on a custom frame. Click here for first picture in gallery. On the back of the clock he left access to the Thinkpad's left and right mouse buttons which allows him to configure the settings without the need for an external mouse. [via OhGizmo - Flickr]