The “Edelweiss PC” is a stunning computer case mod in white complimented by the gorgeous glow of orange LEDs. It’s an exceptional build by Pius Giger and it looks more like a design concept than a case. See more details and pics of the Edelweiss computer Mod.

Looking at this design, you cannot but marvel at the extreme detailing. It appears to be water cooled and the tubes are tightly integrated into the body. The main board cables are also seamlessly hidden in the main design. The whole effect is neat when you see that the hardware is open to view. For me, what completes the effect is the fantastic lighting.

Did you catch your jaw before it hit the floor? Catch some of our other outstanding case mods too.

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And if you looking for a good place to start, then check out our Ultimate Case Modding Tutorial.

This is a fantastic, unique project which uses RFID tagged pictures to select and play album. The system utilizes the easy to use arduino microcontroller platform along with an RFID reader and is also ethernet enabled. See more pics and details:

When a tag (album picture) is placed over the tag, a signal is processed by the arduino and sent over ethernet to a database. This database then looks up the tag and matches it with the corresponding album and begins to play the selected music.

The author has posted a nice write up for the Arduino mp3 build on his site where he goes into further detail about the project specs. Check out our entire database of audio and arduino projects for your next build and project inspiration.

If you have an old laptop sitting around, it’s time you turn it into something functional and decorative.  This guy, for example turned  it into a wall-mounted fully functional laptop that looks just like a portrait. Display pictures, videos or anything you can imagine on any wall at your house or office. You basically take an old (perhaps damaged) laptop, Mac or PC, build a custom frame for it, rearrange the internal components into the frame, add some elbow grease and you’ll end up with a WallPC or WallMac. If you need help disassembling your laptop, check out our tutorial. You can also turn an old laptop into a Pong Clock:

Learn how to build your own pong clock and check out our other case mod hacks:

• Xbox 360 Mod with Built in LCD Display
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• Build your own DIY Laptop Project

Using spare resistors, caps, pots, chips, sockets, and other electronic parts, this man created outstanding circuitry figurines. More pictures and details can be found on his Flickr page. You can find supplies for your next DIY project in our store.

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