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Ok, I picked up a cube case... it's got the airport board and the power board...
what should I do with it (I'm thinking about trying to buy the parts off ebay, but that seems rather expensive). one idea I've heard would be to get a MicroATX board and make it in to a bastard PC... but that's kind of galling.
So, any ideas?
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Don't try to outweird me, I get stranger things than you free with my breakfast cereal.
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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I would buy a parts of ebay, but as you said that could be quite $$ and time consuming, I would suggest fitting an older mac into the cube but I wouldn't know which model would be small enough to do so?
A toilet seat ibook?
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I like chicken
I like liver
Meow Mix, Meow Mix
Please de-liv-er
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sounds like it would make a damned nifty external multidrive enclosure.
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Originally posted by Skip Breakfast:
sounds like it would make a damned nifty external multidrive enclosure.
I was tooling around with it and my firewire harddrive last night... it is now a firewire hard drive... I'm thinking of shoving a slow-loading burner in the case too...
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Yeah. Put a slot-loader in there.
You could probably fit a mini-ITX power supply in there, as well as a USB hub. That would rock.
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