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Altoids: Curiously Strong, Curiously Hacked
Let's get that Taste Test taste out of your mouths with a little after dinner mint, shall we? Then, when we've exhausted our supply of Altoids, we can be good little geeks and make zany things from the tins! More » -
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Altoids Tin Catapult Will Make You Feel, and Act, 10 Years Old Again
Here's an Instructables to bring back the obnoxious kid that lives not so far down in all of us: Learn how to turn one of those miniature Altoids tins into a tiny catapult. It'll be fun for nobody but you. More » -
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How to Make Your Own Solar iPhone/iPod Charger
Like a deluxe version of the DIY MintyBoost AA charger, here's a DIY that explains how to assemble a USB charger that is not only rechargeable—with a Lithium Polymer battery—but also solar powered. More » -
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Under $20 electronic kits - learn electronics on the cheap!
Greetings Makers, hackers and wannabe builders! - We know holiday gift budgets are shrinking - a lot of us will have more time than money next year. It's not all bad news - it's good for building things and learning new skills - if you're going to spend your hard earned cash consider spending it on something that gives back, FOR YOUR MIND. More » -
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Dealzmodo Hack: Accessorize Your iPod/iPhone Like MacGyver
The ubiquity of iPods has led to a ridiculous glut of accessories, some useful, most not. The best of them have essentially become a seamless part of the iPod experience, but they'll all cost you — and it really starts to add up. The expansion of the iPod universe, however, is twofold; more official products are followed closely by nearly as many unofficial ones. In other words, you can fully accessorize your iPod or iPhone, old or new, pretty much for free. More » -
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Toy Radar Gun Hacked and Made into the Real Thing
The thing you see on the top of the camcorder was once a $25 Hot Wheels toy radar gun: Not any more, it ain't. Using a plastic drink bottle and an Altoids tin, among other things, it's been turned into a full-on radar gun. "Even cops don't have one of these," says KipKay, the brains behind this, excitedly. How-to video is after the jump. More » -
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Self-Contained RPG Game Solely in a Mint Tin
If you thought putting your iPod nano in an Altoids tin was impressive, check out what Greg Sanders got inside a Penguin mints tin. It's a self-contained RPG game whose parts all fit inside the tin. All you have to do is plug in a Sega Genesis controller and a TV and you're set. Yes, but does it tell you how old your brain is? [MAKE via Play Gadgets]
