ok, call me a *** or whatever, but i wanted to build computers for my sisters who need them for school... so i took their favorite colors and made them each one. my little sister has the pieces of me worklog and my other sister gets this one... as i said before, i want to appologize for the shoddy pics, my camera took a fall and now its a bit blurry, but you get the idea! and you can still see real well in some pics! since its not a true build or mod, i just gave it a paint job and upgraded the ram, hard drive and drives! but i think you will like it... if not... as always you can kiss my ass, my sister will like it!!! haha LAPTOP MODDING!!! holy ****, i cant belive there are sooooo many parts! this is how i kept track of it all on to paint! gosh!
still fits! put it all together now! thanks once again for all the bit-tech support! i love you goodnight! ps... it turned on and worked too!!!! wooooootttt
ok, i took apart my camera... (dont ask me why) and i found a few things loose and off so i soldered them back and cleaned it up, and it works!!! yeeeeha me! so i got some good shots! you can really see the cleaness of the paint, well most places! and to show you that it still works!
Was almost going to say the keyboard looks out of place, but I think it actually contrasts to the white very nicely. Very well done!
Nice job. I am sure your sister will be very grateful. However, I don't think is necessary to use fowl language to get your point across.
fowl language? Is that like speaking chicken? Or maybe duck? great job, Hal! Very clean. The paint doesn't look nearly so pink on my screen, more of a red.
where did i use foul language?! if i did, i appologize, hmm, if i did, i blame it on my army life. sue me
How did you attach the back hinges. I took mine apart and can only connect one side. It makes me mad, I should have labeled everything....
Very nice, clean job there However, just for future reference, don't put electrical gubbins into sandwich bags - they can be prone to giving off static which is bad for circuitry and components. Consider yourself lucky
