Last year we showed you a rather geeky Halloween costume that went above and beyond most. It was a almost fully working iPhone costume, 40″ display and all. This year, two more guys are at it again. Except this time it’s modeled after the latest iPhone 4 and even features a back-light to mimic a camera flash. The costume weighs 70lbs. and manages to go a little over 2 hours on a 12v battery tucked underneath. I’d say they deserve an A for effort....
What else can we say but “Thank You” to TheClockBlog for creating these super awesome Angry Birds costumes. Yeah, there’s not much else to say other than we want them…all of them! Step inside for another shot… Gallery Source: TheClockBlog Via: ...
In recent years, Microsoft hasn’t been known to be exceptionally talented when it comes to design. Sure, Windows 7 is pretty slick and a big step up from Windows XP, but there’s just something about it. It lacks a certain eye candy. Perhaps that’s part of my OS X/Apple-loving side poking through. Nevertheless, theming and skinning can go quite a ways to help. If you were staring at your desktop, desperately seeking a freshened look, let me run something...
We geeky humans can get quite into Halloween with all kinds of geeky costumes. But why should we be the only species to have all of the fun? Many electronic gurus also own some form of animal. It only makes sense that we pass our affinity for all things gadget on to our animals. The USS Enterprise Woof and Vadar Dog are just two of several fine examples of animal geekery that Dvice has whipped up. If you’re looking for a small mid-morning laugh, stop on over and...
Physical deformations are never something to joke about. That is unless the person featuring the unfortunate deformation has fun with it themselves. If you’ve ever gone to an actual Halloween costume party, you know, one where the attendees actually get into and go over the top, you may have seen a full fledged Chewbacca costume with or without the standard C3PO parts strapped to his back. For one man in Austin, Texas, “spare parts” and the illusion of...
