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Thursday, July 14, 2005

Antique Mods

Now these are some cool computers. They are modded to look like Toasters, Briefcases, old radios, and other fun stuff. I personally wouldn't want to have it as my home computer, but for the novelty these are pretty neat. And you can bring your gaming computer to work without anyone staring at you. They currently only have picture of the front of a briefcase, and the old radio, so if you buy a toaster, consider yourself warned, you might get a stupid looking toaster, maybe just a one slot!!!

posted by AC-91 at 5:08 PM

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