This is how the NES pc looks on my desk, note the game boy next to it. thats it's monitor to the left.
my kitchen/pc workshop. everything a man could ever need; a fridge full of dew, food, a toaster, and microwave, and of course a storage room next door full of random shit.
A close up of the guts of the PC, wans't too hard to fit eveything in, the dremeling took a while though. NES cases are a forest of pegs for screws. also the IDE cable from logicsupply was a little short, had to splice in another section. that was a bitch.
the NES PC's first boot. note the light works. some may say its not a real boot since there was no monitor or keyboard, or os, i say the damn light came on.
my partner in crime for this project. if you have an IT job, meet your competion from the subcontinant. one night at 3am working on this project i turned to him and said so this is why we outsource. he's been using it ever since.
it sure brings the whole setup together. my laptop, desktop, and lanboy NES pc. like the holy trinity.
The wireless card came...
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