Yes, you can purchase your very own “Steamputer” on eBay for just $500.00 if things stay quite. Auction page. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The seller is including what was once a 17-inch Dell LCD monitor, embellished with 19th century charm (gotta love those copper pipes on the sides), a matching wireless mouse, and the aforementioned keyboard.
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This Steampunk-style 22-inch LCD monitor consists of “solid 1/4-inch brass that has been sanded and polished to a high shine.” Unlike other Steampunk mods, you’ll actually see this in an upcoming movie. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Even better? He plans to design and create a mouse to complete the set. I can see people lining up to get a matching monitor/keyboard/mouse combo of this quality. We’ll, of course, keep you updated.
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You don’t have to wait till this summer to see Iron Man’s new suit. A fan created this incredible Steampunk version for your viewing enjoyment. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Now we are ashamed to admit that our obsession has reached rehab-like proportions. However, it looks as though this steampunk Iron Man will have to keep us satisfied until we get the help we so desperately need
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DeviantArt user Porkshanks created this unusual looking MP3 player, with a Steampunk twist. Aside from the player, it boasts “a gutted pair of vintage Cannonball Empire headphones whose innards were replaced with modern-day Sony earphones.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
He wrapped some handmade leather and brass around an ordinary MP3 player, and suddenly he was wearing a strange-looking device that looked like some sort of steam valve on his wrist
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Built by Datamancer, this amazing Steampunk-style laptop, based on an HP ZT1000, is fully-functional and turns on with an antique clock-winding key. It also runs both Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux. Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.
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At first glance, these creations may look like something you’d find in your grandparents’ attic, but they are actually functional gadgets, given a Steampunk makeover. Yes, the creation above is actually a fully-functional laptop, complete with morse key and wooden space bar. Other features include Ethernet, USB connectivity, and VGA-out. Click here for more pictures. Continue reading for videos.