Modder puts PC in art deco wood photoframe

S'kuse me while I kiss the sky

By Charlie Demerjian

Tue Aug 14 2007, 14:00

YOU MIGHT REMEMBER Jeffrey Stephenson from such cases as the Humidor PC, Machine Age and the Intel case design contest.

He is at it again with one called the Skyscraper Photo PC.

Skyscraper-photo-pc

It is a wooden case modeled after an art deco 1931 Hammond Gregory clock. The guts are a VIA CN100000EG mobo with a 1GHz C7 CPU, 1G of ram and a 120W PSU. The display is from a gutted automotive DVD player. All in all, it is a pretty nicely featured machine, overkill for a mere display frame, but crafted well enough for me not to care. µ

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