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To cash-in the popularity of Lego, this artist has come up with a fully-functional LEGO computer pre-installed with Windows XP, and a lifetime copy of NOD32 anti-virus. The creator has also left a chance to show your skill by leaving an option to...
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I like lego but now lego price is very expensive
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Wow, I never expected my computer would get notice enough to make it onto a website!
Indeed, it is quite stable and durable. Also runs at a decent temperature. I was planning on screwing or glueing the base onto a sheet of plywood to add even more to the stability.
Total construction of the case took about 2 weeks. It would’ve been less, but I had to redo one of the sides because I forgot to add a section to enclose the hard drive. (hence the odd shape of the hard drive area)
I will most likely repost this computer soon, but as I stated in the ebay listing, the funds were going to go toward a family trip, which is now over and done with.
Indeed, it is quite stable and durable. Also runs at a decent temperature. I was planning on screwing or glueing the base onto a sheet of plywood to add even more to the stability.
Total construction of the case took about 2 weeks. It would’ve been less, but I had to redo one of the sides because I forgot to add a section to enclose the hard drive. (hence the odd shape of the hard drive area)
I will most likely repost this computer soon, but as I stated in the ebay listing, the funds were going to go toward a family trip, which is now over and done with.
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