I wish King Tutankhamen would have been alive today (may be for a while) so that he can take the honor getting buried in this extraordinary PC case mod stimulated by his famed self. Developed and designed using 68 pounds of hand-hewn sandstone tiles, wherein rooted clusters of turquoise, calcite, lapis lazuli, coral and cornelian glitters invite attention. The EgyptMod PC is an offering by Chris Kramer that relies heavily upon the antique Egyptian graphics and is imprinted with obscure hieroglyphs and festooned with phony trinkets to provide it an entire magnificence enjoyed by an ancient ruler.

Folks, it can be seen as the first incursion into the embryonic Egyptpunk DIY association. If you haven’t realized its worth until now, then the fact that 200 hours of manual labor have been invested on its craftsmanship says a lot for the creation of this fine specimen!

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If you happen to be a part of PETA or feel strongly for any other animal protection group then possible this is not the best post to read. It is not because animals are butchered to design such products but the reason is simple: It won’t smell good to you. Lately got unveiled is the distinct Xbox 360 that looks like it just edged its way out of the Everglades.

The alligator-themed 360 is comes layered with a lizard-textured skin and substitutes the power switch with a realistic alligator eyeball. Before you start throwing your tantrum upon me, listen to me completely.

No matter how realistic looks, but no authentic alligators were injured in the making of this console. And the credit for its realistic appeal goes to Xbox 360 modder dfwmonkie, who developed system’s scaly gator skin using hand-sculpted layers of Bondo with a coat of paint that gives it a lustrous wet look.

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After seeing this giant motorcycle bathed in green tub, I was taken a back for a while. Following the road warriors who created the buzz via their ultra portables, the renowned Russian modder Dennis Ilyin (a.k.a. “Xooler”) thought of delivering some different concept and thus targeted upon offering on-the-go computing with this determined motorcycle casemod. The profoundly modded, liquid-cooled PC can comfortably be used while the motorcycle is parked and if need be can be accessible while riding by placing monitor in your lap and connecting it with an extension cord.

This two-wheeled computing marvel doesn’t have an engine but the availability of massive LED-lit water tanks covers it up by assuring ample processing power that compensates for the absence of racing horsepower.

The compu-bike was unveiled at the NVIDIA-sponsored modding contest and bagged second award to its name. For more pics visit here.

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After creation of Tux casemod, its creator has arrived with his latest creation “Bender casemod”. It looks like robot and also has a stunning thing in itself, a voice button that says Bite My Shiny Metal Ass. Bender casemod took five months in making; it’s priced at $400 only.

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