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How to build a computer in Tux case?

You need two parts:

Fox Board powered with an AXIS MIPS 32 bit CPU

Tux Case - a plastic enclosure for the FOX Board that resembles the very popular Linux icon TUX

That’s it - just put mini mobo into the Tux case.

The one described below is really great! Can you imagine PC in a whiskey bottle?

The “Whiskey PC” author writes: “I already had a powerful computer setup so I wanted something more quiet, small and low power consumptioning to function as a basic home server. I love to tinker with hardware etc. so I wanted to make something quite unique for a case. I have seen many nice and creative cases before but none of them were made out of a bottle. In November I bought an industrial 3.5″ SBC board (with Socket370). For the project I selected a 1.5 litre Ballantine’s bottle for case. That was the proper size and shape for the task at hand.”

You can read the entire article and detailed (with more pictures) Whiskey PC production descriprion at metku.net.

Ever experience that your hand feeling freeze?
Maybe when you’re working in an air-conditioned room or in the winter time.
Then the USB Heating gloves may suits your need.

Features:

1. Open-end design allows your fingers to take action easily.
2. De-forsting your hands for gaming, typing and mouse controlling.
3. Glove made of wool and connects individually to a USB port.
4. 2 level heating controls.
5. Works under any device with USB port, e.g. PC, Mac, PlayStation or Xbox 360.

Read more at: usbgeek.com

According to russian site ziza.ru this

is the russian d-link wi-fi model

It is the first time that an original Swiss Army Knife has been equipped with a USB Memory. It comes new also in a retroALOX style. The SWISSMEMORY TM USB Victorinox is a trendy accessory, a perfect gift and business tool.

read more at: Swissbit.com offers a complete line of Memory&flash Products, Memory Module sol.

Top 10 funny gadgets recommended by gadgets.fosfor.se

1. Barbie
   The most weird USB drive ever - the USB Barbie. Rip the head of the cute Barbie doll, and plug it into your PC.
   
2. USB Thumb
   The USB thumb is our runner up in the Top 10 weirdest USB drives ever. Having a thumb sticking out of your computer is really, really weird, and it also gives a completely new meaning to the expression ‘thumbdrive’
   
3. USB Shrimp
   Once again: why? Why on earth would you want to have a little shrimp sticking out of your USB port? If you want to make it REALLY weird, combine this one with the USB Spaghetti plate port and you have a truly wild combination.
   
4. idisk
   The product description of this really strange product says it all: ‘It’s so small you can have it in your ear‘. Hehe, ok! How on earth should can you avoid not misplacing this really tiny (and very weird) product?
   
5. USB Dimsum
   This is just another dimsum USB drive, but they look so authentic that they deserve a better position in this Top 10 list. They even looks sticky! Only 5 weird USB drives to go, hang on!
   
6. Big Tiki Drive
   Standing almost 4″ tall, the Big Tiki Drive is a really weird product. What’s the connection between Hawaii and storage? Once again, a product that is so weird that it becomes cool.
   
7. Mikan Seijin USB memory
   Ok, now it’s starting to get really weird, don’t you agree? This drive is called Mikan Seijin and if you translate that it means ‘Mandarin Alien’ - a popular Japanese TV show from 1994. It’s a relly horrible product. Hehe.
   
8. Sushi
   If you already have bought the USB Sake, you definitely got to have a set of Sushi drives. They come in lots of different models and look really authentic. Don’t eat! Weird, eh?
   
9. Sake bottle
   Now it’s starting to get weird. A USB drive shaped like a Sake bottle? Does that sound like the next big thing? Hehe, I wonder how many of these actually was produced! It’s so weird that it’s cool.
   
10. The iduck
    We start off with the least weird USB drive, and it’s the iduck from the Japanese company Solid Alliance. They are available in six different colors and the version on the picture even lights up when it’s plugged in. It’s cute so it’s not that hard to understand why it’s popular, right?