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This 3D printed, laptop-carrying 'suitcase' is not just a thing of beauty but it's also a neat solution…
A MakerWorld user has designed and 3D printed a "suitcase" that can house a laptop, a graphics card, and a power supply, effectively creating a portable external GPU solution. This DIY project allows for the use of full-sized desktop graphics cards, overcoming the power limitations of typical mobile external GPUs like the Asus ROG XG Mobile.
How to Track Planes Above Your House for $20
This guide explains how to build a personal flight tracker using a $20 USB dongle and free software. By decoding ADS-B signals, users can view real-time information like speed, altitude, and flight paths of nearby aircraft on a map. Instructions are provided for both Windows and macOS setups.
Cool DIY Super Famicom kit turned into cooler... - Tiny Cartridge 3DS
Columbus Circle offers barebones DIY kits for the Super Famicom and Famicom without cases, allowing users to create custom enclosures. One YouTuber, LimoneWorkshop, built a miniature Sharp SF-1 case for the kit, showcasing a unique customization project. The article also mentions the Nintendo Switch in passing.
Cool DIY Super Famicom kit turned into cooler mini-TV kit ⊟
A DIY Super Famicom kit from Columbus Circle has been creatively integrated into a custom-built miniature Sharp SF-1 television by Youtuber LimoneWorkshop. This project showcases an innovative use for barebones console kits, allowing for unique custom builds.