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MacBook Modder: F**k It, I'm Putting a Screen in the Apple [Mods]
Gizmodo —
Reaching what is probably the final frontier of novelty last-gen MacBook mods, Macmods member EdsJunk has put a full-function color LCD inside the Apple logo and hooked it up as a secondary display. His post is minimal, so we don't know how he did it, what kind of screen he used or how much it cost. We do know, however, that running an iTunes visualizer in the apple is categorically awesome. [MacMod —Thanks, Chris!]
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Apple Logo LCD mod is the coolest thing I have seen today
Macenstein —
Apple Logo LCD mod is the coolest thing I have seen today Check out Eddie Zarick’s rather impressive MacBook Apple Logo LCD mod . By adding a tiny second monitor to his MacBook, positioned directly behind of the Apple logo, Eddie is able to display anything from photos, to video, to the live feed of his iSight camera, which makes for a very cool transparent effect. As cool as this is, if there’s room for a second LCD behind the main screen then I think Apple’s engineers have failed miserably with the MacBook, totally ignoring their company policy of “ making all things as small as they can possibly get, even if it compromises the end ...
Dual-screen MacBook mod
The Apple Core —
April 2nd, 2009 Dual-screen MacBook mod Posted by Jason D. O'Grady @ 8:13 am Categories: Hack , MacBook , Mod Tags: Apple MacBook , Notebooks , Hardware , Notebooks & Tablets , Jason D. O'Grady Some people have a lot of time on their hands, and Eddie Zarick is one of them. The difference is that Eddie puts his spare time to good use — hacking MacBooks. His latest endeavor involves installing an LCD monitor behind the Apple logo on his MacBook which he’s described in copious detail on his blog . The whole thing costs about $210 in materials, but as ...
Want a modded MacBook with a secondary LCD?
Macworld —
Posted on by Cyrus Farivar Hacking the Apple logo on laptops and iPhones is nothing new. But what about turning your MacBook's Apple logo into a secondary screen? That's pretty flippin' awesome. Hacker Eddie Zarick has done just that —taking a 4.3-inch LCD and mounting it in the place of the existing logo light . Zarick's also done us the pleasure of telling us mere mortals how he pulled off this snazzy trick. He writes that the hack requires a combination of the following items: a white or black old-school MacBook (he's not sure if the new unibody machines will work), a Century Japan 4.3 USB LCD ...
