Kotaku: led

Disco PSP Don't Advertise

Stuart Houghton — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 18:40:00 MDT

Sure, the Nintendo kids can rock a party with their Korg emulator, but with this somewhat excessive PSP mod, you could BE the party.

30 LEDs went into producing this disco monster - all linked to the sound output and set to pulse in time with whatever bangin' choons the owner (Travis) wishes to inflict upon the world.

This PSP is available for weddings, birthday parties and Bah Mitzvah's.

A very cool and very bright PSP modification [Maxconsole]

Sonic at 140 Inches

Brian Ashcraft — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 23:00:21 MDT

Mitsubishi showed off Sonic the Hedgehog on this enormous 140 inch LED Resolia TV at CEATEC in Japan. How big is 140? That's like 11 and a half feet — aka HUGE. There's a booth companion there for handy comparison. Shame they choose the human kissing Sonic game to show off, because that's one of many things I wouldn't want to see at 140 inches.

Hit the jump for a clip of the TV.

Sonic at 140 Inches [Gizmodo Japan]

PSP LED Gives Us WUDE

Mark Wilson — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 10:20:50 MDT

This updated PSP LED mod from AcidMods easily tops Sony's new PSP in this blogger's very important "book." As soon as we're tempted to get all nit-picky and complain that not all of the buttons light up, we remember that we've been too lazy/drunk/admittedly stupid to approach any accomplishment this great in our entire lives.

Sadly, we're being honest in ranking this mod higher than the PSP Slim. Does Sony not realize how easy it is to captivate the small minds of the consumer public? It takes like, what, a couple of LEDs and a matching wallpaper? [acidmods]

Here It Is, The Ultimate DIY Gamer Cabinet

Brian Ashcraft — Fri, 08 Dec 2006 04:22:26 MST

Nerdy, but still sexy, sister site Lifehacker has a killer DIY gamer cabinet up. Housing consoles and controllers, the cabinet has lighted CPU fans for futuristic ventilation. And get this, it was built in wood-working class.

WOOD WORKING CLASS FTW. Brian Ashcraft

The Ultimate Gamer DIY Cabinet [Lifehacker]