RSSDIY: Computers
Articles in this series:
USB-Powered Fan from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology
12 easy steps to a cooler you. by Erica Sadun
Installing Bluetooth Internally on an iBook from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology
Tuck a USB wireless adapter inside the case. by Timothy B. Hewitt
Thumb Life from MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology
USB keydrive lets you listen to, read, and play what you want on any machine. by Russ Ethington
Video Podcasting from MAKE:
06: Robots
Producing TV shows on the cheap. by Howard Wen
Dual Booting Linux and Windows XP from MAKE:
06: Robots
Turn your PC into a switch-hitter the easy way, with a LiveCD. by Mark R. Brown
Da Xerox Code from MAKE:
06: Robots
How to read the tracking dots in your color Xerox printer. by Annalee Newitz
Pump Down the Volume from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors
Five simple steps to a quieter PC. by Jason Kohrs
Peace and Quiet with the Flip of a Switch from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
How to add a power switch to an external drive without one! by Joe Grand
No More Cue Cards from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment
Make a teleprompter with a laptop, a sheet of glass, and some scrap wood. by Brian Lawler
Tiny PC Tote from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere
Make rubber tie-down handles for a Small Form Factor PC. by Marc H. Nathan
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