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By Terence Huynh on January 26th, 2011

Kinect modded to play Angry Birds

Well after it was revealed that the Kinect could be modified to do almost anything, a whole new community has emerged to try and hook things up to see if the Kinect could recognise the gestures. And now, we have seen some of the results of their mods – one of them happens to be Angry Birds.

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By Terence Huynh on December 3rd, 2008

Mod transforms Xbox 360 into a portable device

Ever got that feeling that you want to take your Xbox 360 with you but don’t want to use someone else’s TV, cables or speakers; or you are somewhere that you can’t get a battery source? Well, Benjamin Heckendorn (the same guy who created the 3 versions of the Xbox 360 Laptops, the Wii Laptop and the portable PS2 system) has made an Xbox 360 Portable.

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By Terence Huynh on December 3rd, 2008

DSi gets first flash cart – thanks Acekard

ak2i_power_on We are hearing reports of a new flash cart that can allow owners of the new Nintendo DSi play their homebrew games, use Action Replay codes and storing save files; all thanks to the new Acekard 2i. The site also the DS Lite and the original Nintendo DS, which is great since it doesn’t mean that this is something that can only be used for the DSi.

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By Terence Huynh on November 17th, 2008

Introducing a very, very small Mac Pro Ultra

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A guy has managed to turn a dead 13” inch MacBook into a the “Mac Book Ultra Mini”. After receiving the dead MacBook – after its owner poured water over it – he then took it apart, re-soldered some connections and put it all in an external hard drive case to make it look like the Mac Pro Ultra – the high end Mac product.

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By Terence Huynh on November 4th, 2008

Windows 7 on a MacBook Pro

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First it was Vista, but now Windows 7? Geeklog has now posted up pictures of their installation of Microsoft’s new operating system on the latest MacBook Pro. However, they could not connect to the internet, even though they had the Boot Camp disk, and various features from Windows 7 were disabled.

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