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==Phase 1 | ==Phase 1 - Mod the Shell== | ||
[[file:goblin7.jpg|frame|none|A simple laptop mod using homemade templates and a few cans of spray paint!<br> | [[file:goblin7.jpg|frame|none|A simple laptop mod using homemade templates and a few cans of spray paint!<br> | ||
More photos on the HackSpace flickr page.. [http://www.flickr.com/groups/londonhackspace/pool/with/5030639965/]]] | More photos on the HackSpace flickr page.. [http://www.flickr.com/groups/londonhackspace/pool/with/5030639965/]]] | ||
==Phase 2 | ==Phase 2 - No Integreated Webcam? no problem..== | ||
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[[file:goblin4.jpg|frame|none|Integrated a webcam into the screen. Ordered a webcam from Ebay, although the camera was for a different model I did manage to solder it directly onto a usb port. Checkout [http://www.flickr.com/groups/londonhackspace/pool/with/5040319150/] for the images!]] | [[file:goblin4.jpg|frame|none|Integrated a webcam into the screen. Ordered a webcam from Ebay, although the camera was for a different model I did manage to solder it directly onto a usb port. Checkout [http://www.flickr.com/groups/londonhackspace/pool/with/5040319150/] for the images!]] | ||
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Phase 1 - Mod the Shell
A simple laptop mod using homemade templates and a few cans of spray paint!
More photos on the HackSpace flickr page.. [1]
More photos on the HackSpace flickr page.. [1]
Phase 2 - No Integreated Webcam? no problem..
Integrated a webcam into the screen. Ordered a webcam from Ebay, although the camera was for a different model I did manage to solder it directly onto a usb port. Checkout [2] for the images!
