This Intel Holiday Mod Could Seriously Confuse Burglars
Bianca — November 27, 2009 — Art & Design
References: envador
Here's a gingerbread house you probably won't want to eat -- not only because you'd electrocute yourself, but because then you wouldn't have the joy of showing off your ultra nerdy but super cool gingerbread PC.
The holiday mod created for Intel "is 100% non-perishable" according to Envador.com who used icing made of weather-stripping caulk, walls made of hardboard and candies that are, unfortunately, fakes from a craft store.
For those who spend most of their waking hours at a desk, what could be a more festive way to celebrate the holidays than a gingerbread PC?
The holiday mod created for Intel "is 100% non-perishable" according to Envador.com who used icing made of weather-stripping caulk, walls made of hardboard and candies that are, unfortunately, fakes from a craft store.
For those who spend most of their waking hours at a desk, what could be a more festive way to celebrate the holidays than a gingerbread PC?
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