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Aluminum briefcase computer

By Bill Detwiler June 21, 2006, 5:47 AM PDT on Twitter billdetwiler

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Aluminum briefcase computer

Aluminum briefcase computer

Aluminum briefcase computer

ntThis pc case mod enthusiast turned an aluminum briefcase, a few PC components, and an LCD screen into a very cool computer that would make James Bond proud. This unassuming aluminum briefcase contains a PC and LCD monitor.

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Closed side

Closed side

ntThe cooling fans are placed on the side and bottom.

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Open flat view

Open flat view

ntThe LCD and LCD power adapter are mounted to the case top via wood backboard.

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Open and on

Open and on

ntA keyboard, mouse, and power cables must be added before use.

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Open side CD open

Open side CD open

ntThe CD drive bay slides out the side.

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CD and power cord

CD and power cord

ntA close-up of the CD tray and power cord

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Open connected side

Open connected side

ntThis briefcase PC has all the regular PC ports.

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