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Selasa, 23 April 2013

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Posted: 22 Apr 2013 10:25 PM PDT

As a kid, you've probably played with LEGOs, and if you're fan of LEGOs, today we have something special for you.

Chiu-Keung Tsang is a fan of LEGOs as well, and he has managed to create a replica of old Mac computer using only LEGOs. LEGO Apple II looks like a great replica, but what makes it stand from the rest is the amount of detail. This replica looks like Apple's computer on the surface, but when you open it up, you'll be amazed by the amount of detail on the inside. Chiu-Keung Tsang has created internal parts as well, so there is a mainboard, RAM stick and all other hardware made entirely from LEGOs. Sure, they might not look authentic, but we have to admire the amount of detail and time that has been put up into this creation.

LEGO Apple II replica looks great, and we have to admit that Chiu-Keung Tsang did an amazing job, and we're looking forward to his future creations.

[via Ubergizmo]

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Latest 10-port USB hub from Satechi

Posted: 22 Apr 2013 10:01 PM PDT

Sometimes you can simply run out of free USB ports on your computer, and this is when USB hub might come in handy, and if you're looking for a USB hub, today we have the perfect model for you.

Satechi has released its new USB hub, and this hub comes with ten ports and three switches. This hub comes with nine USB 3.0 ports, and there's even one port dedicated to iPad charging. This device will be perfect if you have several devices such as joystick, pinter, smartphone or tablet, that you need to connect to your computer or a laptop.

Best part about this USB hub is that all USB ports are divided into three groups, and instead of unplugging every single USB device from that group, you can simply press one of the three switches on the right and turn off the entire group of devices. Of course, each group comes with a LED indicator, so you can easily keep track on devices you're currently using.