It is called the Nespod, why? Because is the combination of NES controller + an iPod mini. Flickr user recycledgamer has stuff an iPod into a NES controller.

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Wow! Someone managed to put in the Nintendo Entertainment System into a Nike Air sneaker. Yes, it’s functional.

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A Toronto-based retoucher and illustrator, Neal Bridgen, have found a piece of copper tubing on his workbench which fit perfectly around the round edges of the iPod, so he turn his iPod into steampunk.

“The whole thing is created from scratch, just base copper and brass
stock (rod, sheet and wire), with the exception of the two copper
edges that started it all, they are just household copper pipe. It’s
all hand cut and filed to shape, plus some smithing. You can see the
back plate is planished to give it that texture.”

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Someone has modified the Roomba with an old inkjet printer, creating a device called Rangoli (a traditional form of Indian sandpainting). This iRobot Create application uses inkjet printer parts to draw bitmap patterns on the floor with various colored powders. Video after the break. Read more…

This is Jeri Ellsworth and her Nintendo purse. Yes, when she gets boring, she can just pull out the controller and have some NES games like Super Mario. It has a NES device attached on the purse with two controllers, the LCD is from a portable DVD player and the whole device is powered by 8 amp hour battery which going to last for 9 hours of playing. Video after the break. Read more…

The Datamancer Deco Keyboard is custom built by a young couple from Pennsylvania who just opened an Art Deco-themed independent movie theater/rental store and wanted a keyboard for their PoS register that would compliment their décor. The keyboard comes with a black reflective acrylic faceplate, brilliant white LEDs and a frame made of wood and chrome.

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Modder Seppun couldn’t save his Xbox 360 from the Red Ring of Death so he transform the console into a functional arcade stick. One more shot after the break. Read more…

Someone has modded a Famicom (SNES) into a Vista running computer which is powered by a Core Duo T5500 CPU and comes with MSI motherboard and 80GB of HDD. The front controller ports has been replaced with USB ports. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Wow! Take a look at this an arcade stick made of plastic storage container. The controller works with PlayStation 2 and there’s a fisheye lens for added stability. One more picture after the break. Read more…

That’s cool! This is the incredible Halo-themed Xbox 360 diorama of sorts, complete with matching casing. The project took 2 months to build in the creator’s spare time. More pictures after the break. Read more…