Love Hultèn
(or Hultén—it's spelled both ways on that page)
made a series of life sized computers based off the old
Lego computer bricks
(link via Jason Kottke)
and I must admit,
they are very cool!
But then I checked out Love's other projects and the The Golden Apple—wow!
A Mac Mini housed in a custom walnet case based off the original Macintosh 128K case is just beautiful
(although to be truthful,
I could do without the gold keys on the keyboard but that's me).
The Pet De Lux is no slouch either.
One of these days,
I'll get a computer into a wood case.
One of these days …
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