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One of our readers just sent in this interesting "Home-Built Pong Laptop Clock" project -- inspired by the original. Apparently, a "modder" converted his Dell notebook into a Pong Clock using custom software. Though not the prettiest mod (lots of duct tape included), it works to say the least. Video after the jump. (Thanks, Brian L)

This entry was posted on 07/26/2006 02:35am and is filed under Video, Video Games .
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wow... this pong clock was even cooler than the 20 ones before it... I am so gonna build myself one of those... or not
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[...] in same way the wall hanging pong clock worked. Via: TechEBlog   [link] [Trackback][ [...]
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What a shame... it's the most environment unfriendly clock I've ever seen : imagine, a Pentium III laptop, booting Windows 2000, just to showing a pong clock ? You should have a look at Linux, it has the hability to use an even more older laptop, without any hard drive (less power consumtion). Anyway, that looks great :)
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Something that would be cool is a pong clock as a screensaver!
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Talk about being late to the party - did one of these months ago. Why do you need that giant fan? Poor engineering, eh? Hate to say it, but my homebrew Pong clock can kick your homebrew Pong clock's ass: http://hush.cc/?p=9 Bwahahahahaaa!
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And the link on how to do this and the software to display the clock is where?
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can i please have the s/w? email me at... "admin [at] bumsk [dot] com" cheers
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Can this pong clock be made into a screensaveer?
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home design software Great site! I'll be back to check it out again. Thanks!
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