Computer Desk LED Plexiglass Case Mod

While most people stick to modding a typical computer case, this modder stepped it up a notch and built an entire desk to house his computer. As you can see from the hardware specifics and the pictures below this is one absolute beast of a machine. Don’t miss the Xbox video build by the same modder we posted last week.

Hardware Specs:

• Intel Q6600 G0 @ 3.5
• Abit IP35 Pro
• 4x 2gb Corsair DDR2
• HIS HD2900 XT 512mb
• SB X-Fi Elite Pro
• 2x Ultra 550w psu
• 2x 500gb Western Digital
• 320gb Seagate pata
• 250gb WD sata
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A close up shot of the overall desk with peripherals.

Yes, those are a stack of hard drives mounted entirely separately from the main case enclosed by a glowing custom enclosure. Awesome!

iPhone Model On iTs Carrier

iPhone 3G
CountryCarrierCarrier SupportLocked to carrierVisual VoicemailStandard VoicemailiPhone 3G Part Numbers

USAAT&TAT&T Online SupportvvvMB046LL/A
MB048LL/A
MB499LL/A
MB702LL/A
MB704LL/A
MB705LL/A
CanadaRogersRogers SupportvvvMB629C/A
MB630C/A
MB631C/A
MB632C/A
MB633C/A
MB634C/A
MB635C/A
MB636C/A
CanadaFidoFido SupportvvvMB629C/A
MB630C/A
MB631C/A
MB632C/A
MB633C/A
MB634C/A
MB635C/A
MB636C/A
UKO2O2 Online SupportvvvMB489B/A
MB496B/A
MB500B/A
IrelandO2iPhone O2 Online Support - Irelandv
vMB489B/A
MB496B/A
MB500B/A
FranceOrangeOrange Supportv1vvMB489NF/A
MB496NF/A
MB500NF/A
SwitzerlandOrangeOrange Supportv1
vMB489FD/A
MB496FD/A
MB500FD/A
AustriaOneOne Supportv1vvMB489FD/A
MB496FD/A
MB500FD/A
PortgualOptimusOptimus Supportv
vMB489PO/A
MB496PO/A
MB500PO/A
BelgiumMobistarMobistar Supportv
vMB489NF/A
MB496NF/A
MB500NF/A
GermanyT-MobileiPhone im T-Mobile ShopvvvMB490DN/A
MB497DN/A
MB501DN/A
AustriaT-MobileiPhone im T-Mobile ShopvvvMB490DN/A
MB497DN/A
MB501DN/A
NetherlandsT-MobileApple iPhone bij T-Mobile v
vMB490DN/A
MB497DN/A
MB501DN/A
SpainMovistarMovistar Supportv1vvMB757Y/A
MB759Y/A
MB760Y/A
SwitzerlandSwisscomSwisscom Support v1vvMB489FD/A
MB496FD/A
MB500FD/A
ItalyTIMTIM Support
vvMB489T/A
MB496T/A
MB500T/A
JapanSoftBankSoftBank SupportvvvMB489J/A
MB496J/A
MB500J/A
AustraliaOptusOptus Supportv1
vMB489X/A
MB496X/A
MB500X/A
ItalyVodafoneVodafone Support

vMB489T/A
MB496T/A
MB500T/A
AustraliaVodafoneVodafone Supportv
vMB489X/A
MB496X/A
MB500X/A
New ZealandVodafoneVodafone SupportTBD
vMB489X/A
MB496X/A
MB500X/A
PortugalVodafoneVodafone Supportv1
vMB489PO/A
MB496PO/A
MB500PO/A
Hong Kong33 Support
v3vMB489ZP/A
MB496ZP/A
MB500ZP/A
MexicoTelcelTelcel Support2vv3vMB489E/A
MB496E/A
MB500E/A
DenmarkTeliaTelia Support2vv3vMB489KN/A
MB496KN/A
MB500KN/A
FinlandSoneraSonera Support2vv3vMB489KS/A
MB496KS/A
MB500KS/A
NorwayNetcComNetCom Support2v1v3vMB489KN/A
MB496KN/A
MB500KN/A
SwedenTeliaTelia Support2vv3vMB489KS/A
MB496KS/A
MB500KS/A
AustraliaTelstraTelstra Supportv
vMB489X/A
MB496X/A
MB500X/A

Internal DIY HACK Bluetooth on Laptop

I soldered four wires to the Bluetooth module. I used terminals for the USB connector.

After that I soldered four wires to four contacts on the back of the USB connector. Be careful. Make sure all wires are connected correctly.

At the last step I installed the Bluetooth module into the place and routed wires from the module to the USB port. I had to reroute the wires a few times to make sure that I can install the top cover and it seats properly. I secured wires to the motherboard with electrical tape.

Finally, assembled the laptop and tested it. There is no on/off hardware switch for the Bluetooth module but I can turn it on and off through software.

Very Impressive tutorial from LaptopRepair101.com.. Credits to them Soon to delete this and i gave a shot to try.