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I modded my ibook

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#1
I modded my ibook
I got bored today, so I modded my iBook. It turned out way better than I expected.

Next I think I'm going to strip the white paint and make it a baby blueish color.




#2
OOh, i want to mod mine. Think you can help?
#3
December wrote:
OOh, i want to mod mine. Think you can help?


Sure, what is the model?
#4
Now I'm trying different designs.

#5
All that happened was the apple changed color.
#6
noblemin wrote:
All that happened was the apple changed color.


And for that to happen I had to take it apart and design a custom logo. Then I had to cut out the original white filter (harder than it sounds) and fasten an new filter in its place.
#7
Looks like Apple is slightly less annoying and useless.
#8
YYZ wrote:
Looks like Apple is slightly less annoying and useless.


e_e If you are going to start another OS holy war then don't post in my thread. Windows, Mac, And Linux computers are all amazing their own way.
#9
Thomas wrote:
And for that to happen I had to take it apart and design a custom logo. Then I had to cut out the original white filter (harder than it sounds) and fasten an new filter in its place.


To change the color of an apple.
#10
noblemin wrote:
To change the color of an apple.


No, I was talking about how to change the damn battery </¿>
#11
Thomas wrote:
No, I was talking about how to change the damn battery </¿>


What the fuck is that upside down question mark doing there?
#12
Kain wrote:
What the fuck is that upside down question mark doing there?


It is the sarcasm mark.
#13
Thomas wrote:
No, I was talking about how to change the damn battery </¿>


O i c wut happened
#14
thomas wrote:
e_e if you are going to start another os holy war then don't post in my thread. Windows, mac, and linux computers are all amazing their own way.


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