It seems the Barnes & Noble Nook is becoming the ‘Little Tablet that could’. We found another project that uses the original Nook Color that has been rooted and is running a full version of Android. In this project the tablet has been mounted in a Jeep Wrangler and even has a docking port so you can remove the unit without having to deal with all the individual plugs. This opens up many possibilities – Navigation, email, engine monitoring, OBD II code reading and much more. Read more

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Now that you have your new faster Nook Android tablet what do you do with your older unit.  How about a touch screen kitchen PC with internet connectivity that mounts on your refrigerator door for easy access.  Recipes at your fingertips, news, weather, music even movies and videos.  Just think of the possibilities.   Read more

Have you been wanting to try out the Google Android phones but you are locked into a contract with your carrier? Do you use a phone running Windows Mobile operating system such as the HTC Touch, AT&T Tilt or Tilt 2? Then this is for you. Read more

Now you can build your own virtual windows to display any video files and even get pan/tilt capability as you walk around the room so view changes.  Read more

Like playing the game DOOM? Have an old Kodak Digital camera laying around? Well your in luck!! The Kodak cameras run an OS called DigitaOS and many hacks have been done to this operating system including games and even MAME emulation. Read more

A built it yourself kitchen PC that looks/operates just like a large Ipod Touch. The screen is mounted in the wall so no messy wires to clutter up the counter top, but you could use a standard monitor on a stand.
Web developer Ryan from New Zealand designed this Touchscreen PC for his wife to use in the kitchen to keep track of recipes, shopping lists, play Itunes, watch TV and many other applications. Read more