It’s not everyday that you see a FarCry-inspired computer, so we’ve decided to round up some of the most unusual computers that our editors have come across in recent time. Click below to view more pictures and/or continue reading for a bonus NES PC video.
We’ve come across dozens of unusual computer mice since TechEBlog’s inception, so we decided to showcase a few of our favorites for your viewing enjoyment. Click below to view them all.
You haven’t seen World of Warcraft addition, until you’ve seen this 47 PC setup, which allows 2 separate players to control 23 accounts each.
To cut back on heat and the massive electric bill, most machines are diskless (i.e. no hard drive) and aren’t connected directly to monitors. Instead, programmable keyboards with KVM switches allow the duo to monitor and control everything from their six-monitor twin thrones
[via Gizmodo]
At first glance, this may look like a normal car wheel, but in reality, it’s a fully-functional computer, complete with LEDs and CD-ROM drive.
(Thanks, John)
Unfortunately, you won’t find any gold in this treasure chest, but rather a fully-functional computer. (Thanks, Brian)
File this under: “Creative Case Mods” This modder decided to break away from traditional design and go with a futuristic custom-built case. Cooling definitely isn’t a problem. Hit the jump to view more pictures.
This incredible Batmobile PC by “batfan06” was actually a toy turned computer after countless hours of modding. View more pictures after the break.
This nifty “Philco” computer — by One Mod Predicta — is a blast from the past — made from an actual Philco Predicto TV set from the 1950’s. Continue reading for more pictures. (Thanks, James)
Unlike other case mods, this was inspired by an old coal furnace, complete with exhaust steam pipe. View more images after the break.
At first glance, this may look like a real engine, but in reality, it’s just a V8 block-inspired computer case. View more pictures after the break.