Engadget unveils Ben Heck's Xbox 360 Laptop mk2
Ben Heck has been busy, indeed. When he isn't busy gutting Xbox 360 controllers and cramming the guts of a Sixaxis into the hollow carcass, he's apparently gutting Xbox 360 consoles and cramming them into custom enclosures with integrated HD screens and keyboards (TID be damned). Engadget has pics of his latest revision, the Xbox 360 Laptop mk2 (sucks to be you, mk1) but all they're showing now is the finished product. Not to worry though, Ben promises an exhaustive three-part how-to (à la Wii laptop) soon.




















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It's beautiful :'(
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Integratig the power brick would make it much too bulky and possibly lead to overheating. I think its awesome the way it is.
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Microsoft, are you taking notes?
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I tip my hat to you sir.
Seriously though, why hasn't one of the manufacturers hired him yet?
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wow, haven't heard that one before. your originality is unrivaled.
i guess we could play ps3 and wii and, oh, wait, there's no games for either. my fault. my originality just rivaled yours.
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On the other hand, I agree with sloar that modifying your 360 probably breaks waranty and that seems to be unwise as they could* scratch discs and fizzle out. But kudos for the experimental approach. I even liked the controller idea, even though i'm a fan of the dualshock design (sixaxis appears to be a very similar design concept.)
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PS If you don't, I will (with liquid cooling too boot)...
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actually, if he could cram all the portables into a console that would be awesome
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Tho Ben did umm and ahh at the idea of a ZX Spectrum portable!
*UK nerd sqweel of delight!*
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Seriously.
All of his mods are awesome and professional.
I don't see why game companies don't comission him to design somethings for them, obviously he's more than capableof squeezing big things into little spaces.
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haaha
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