Have you seen what this guy did to this SE/30?

[funkytoad]

Have you seen what this guy did to this SE/30?

Creative I must admit.

What do you guys think about it?

http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/mac-itx/

 

[paws]

Well, besides the fact that he doesn't mention that his SE/30 was dead (which means it probably wasn't), I think it's gorgeous, and I'd quite like one..

Other candidates for a mod like this would be the new nano-itx (smaller than mini) boards, the upcoming pico-itx boards (smaller still) and of course the EFIKA...

 

[QuadSix50]

I saw this some years ago on this site (one of my bookmarks). I thought it was a great modification, even though it was running one of my not-so-favorite operating systems.

And yes, rather sad that this Mac could have been in working order. Regardless, it seems as though he had enough respect for the SE/30 that he made sure the mod was truly elegant, something that I do believe he achieved. And since it will also run Basilisk II, he can have it run as a 68K Mac once again, with a LOT more power than an actual SE/30 would ever have. If he were selling it, I would definitely pay money for it.

At least he didn't make a video of it being blown up or destroyed frivolously like some fscktards like to put up on YouTube. >

 

[Quadraman]

Already been done

http://www.makezine.com/blog/176694736_efab616462.jpg

That's what was used in the Banana Jr.