I’ve seen many crazy computer mods, wacky designs of chassis and stuff many that are out of this world but this attempt to squeeze in a functional MacBook Air into an Apple Keyboard really shows that he did it for the ‘lulz’. Not that it’s wrong actually. Keyboard PCs mods have been around for ages, but have never caught on in a big way though. Modder Bart Reardon seemed to try and make a point by ripping apart his perfectly working MacBook Air and fit ‘em underneath an Apple keyboard and a Magic Trackpad. He’s nearly done, and is looking for better replacement for those tapes that hold ‘em all together. Somehow looks like an Asus Eee Keyboard, minus the touchscreen panel.

Asus Eee Keyboard

Hit up the source link below for a look at the complete build process.

[MacBook Air Project via Hardware Secrets]

That’s really fast. The New Xbox 360 just released a few days ago and today, someone has already taking it off and modded some light at the inside with a clear side cover that allows you to see the glow and the spinning of disc – “the drive appears to be a Philips Lite-On DG-16D4S”. I realized that this new Xbox looks a bit like the Alienware PC. Check it out after the break.

[via Engadget]

So you think LEGO sniper is cool, now check out the AK-47. LEGO master Jack Streat spent 2-weeks building this replica which features 2 removable 12-brick magazines, a snazzy red and black color scheme, working mechanical parts and also a removable stock. Video after the break.

[via Techeblog]

MIT graduate Chris Varenhorst has hacked the vending machine and make it works with the iPhone. He created an iPhone app that sent messages to the server, so he could press a button from anywhere and make the machine dispense a cold drink. Video after the break.

[via Techeblog]

Another Wiimote hack. Someone just make the iPad to play SNES games, using the wiimote as a controller through a emulator. The hack uses snes4iPhone, and the latest version supports Wiimote control via Bluetooth. You will need a jailbroken iPad to do so. Video after the break.

[via LikeCool]

Programmer hack the Nexus One and allow it to works with the Wii Controller for the Donkey Kong Country Game. Video after the break.

[via Techeblog]

Star Wars fans has created a Star Wars AT-AT Stroller for their baby. One more shot after the break.

[via LikeCool]

“planetbeing” a member of YouTube has mod his first gen Apple iPhone to run on a Linux kernel and Google’s Android mobile operating system. The hack only works on original iPhone, it looks pretty smooth. Video after the break.

[via Techeblog]

An iPhone 3GS user named romazzino did not like the plastic back of the 3GS so he decided to custom a new back cover for his iPhone. After a couple of months, he created a back cover made out of a special titanium alloy that is RF transparent. He tried aluminum but didn’t work well. More pictures after the break.

[via Modyi]

Do they have this in the past? Check out the TapeTronic, the old audio cassettes scratching. They work pretty well. Videos after the break.

[via LikeCool]