Top 9 Strangest Computer Setups

I was surfing the net and I found this awesomeness.Top 9 Strangest (or Coolest) Computer Setups" for your enjoyment. Which ones are your favorites?

 

 

9. The Ultimate Mac Setup

 

 

It features three 30-inch Apple Cinema displays, a 23-inch display, 1.42 GHz Mac Mini, iSight, and a 17-inch Powerbook G4.

 

8. "The Wing"

 

 

The desk is made from a machined airplane wing and the MacBook is connected to a wall-mounted flat panel. A wireless keyboard and mouse were added as finishing touches.

 

 

7. Wall-O-Monitors Setup

 

 

Have a spare wall? "Crazy Jon" from QJ.net did and decided to mount twelve LCD monitors for the ultimate gaming/productivity setup.

 

 

6. Newspaper Box LAN Setup

 

 

Here's a first: a fully functional PC stuffed into an old newspaper vending machine.

 

 

5. Whisky Bottle

 

 

When is a whisky bottle not just a whisky bottle? When you manage to stuff a working computer inside it. This casemodder packed a 1.5L Ballantine's bottle with an Intel P3 733EB processor, 256MB notebook RAM, 40GB hard drive, and 60W mini-ITX power supply unit. To solve cooling problems he drilled several holes at the side panel and glued an old VGA card cooler to the bottleneck.

 

 

4. Mountain Dew Setup

 

 

If you like the idea of having a Mountain Dew dispenser built in to your PC, check out the Dew Mod. Tyler Carlton took apart an old soda system and crammed it into a custom built case. On the inside, you'll find an AMD Athlon 4800+ X2 processor, 2GB of OCZ Platinum DDR 3200, Dual GeForce 7800 GTXs, WD Raptor 75GB 10,000 RPM hard drive, and a LiteScribe DVD-RW.

 

 

3. Skunkworks F-117A

 

 

This amazing computer setup was designed specifically for playing flight simulators and as a gaming console. It features three 17-inch LCD monitors, an AMD Athlon 64 FX-55 processor, 1GB(512MBx2) of DDR PC-3200 memory, dual nVidia NX6800-TD256 graphics modules in SLI configuration, and a WD Raptor 74GB 10,000 RPM SATA hard drive.

 

 

2. Ultimate Quake 3 Setup

 

 

The guys over at plastk created the "Ultimate Quake 3 Setup" by running the game on a 12-node Linux cluster with two monitors per server.

 

 

1. DeLorean Mac Mini Setup

 

 

 

Ryan Brandy created this custom Mac Mini setup in his DeLorean, complete with sound system, iSight on dashboard, and a projector center.

 

Source: techeblog