There are only ten available, and with each one costing $6000, you're probably not going to be one of the ten. So soak up the images and pretend that you can reasonably justify paying more than twice as much for a laptop just for it not to be so shiny and grey. [Colorware]

You can choose the colors for basically every piece of plastic on the handheld, but it'll cost you a whopping $374 for a DSi with every part customized. Alternately, you can send yours in and pay just $174. But really, I think my combo of pastels above is priceless. [Colorware via Engadget]

This process unfortunately kills the doubleshot effect Zunes have, but you do gain the ability to make the back, front, wheels and buttons all different colors. Peep that crazy Christmas edition Zune I just made. Did you know I was a fashion designer before Giz? – Jason Chen

Product Page [Colorware]

As you can see from the gallery, not only can you have Colorware color your console, but they'll even paint the controllers as well. You have to ship them your console for the process—unless of course you buy an entirely new one—but it's sure to come back looking better than ever. Then, if you really want a 120GB hard drive, you can go ahead and install your own hard drive and save $100. As for HDMI, there's supposedly a faux HDMI cable due out for non-Elite Xbox 360s soon. No 1080p, but you do get to use HDMI.

Check out the gallery to see all the gorgeous details. – Jason Chen

Gallery [Gizmodo]

Product Page [Colorware]

However, we did get an insider tip that told us Colorware did the work for these. You know, Colorware, the same guys who paint Xbox 360s, PS3s, and Wiis for you? So you could technically get make your own Simpsons-ish console by ordering a yellow-colored one from Colorware. Just be prepared to go without Homer's head. But it does match in well with the EA Simpsons game that's coming soon too. – Jason Chen

It's no lemon: MS shows yellow Simpsons Xbox 360 [Reg Hardware]

Prices start at just $99 for a complete one color job, but start to get higher as you start to make garish neon green accents and a safety orange face. They'll even throw in a free controller coloring, but each subsequent one costs you $25. Or, if you don't actually have a console yet, you can buy one outright from these guys already colored.

Despite not really being into the coloring scene, we're actually warming up to the idea of having our consoles modded for just about a hundred bucks. – Jason Chen

Product Page [ColorwarePC]

Don't fret, pre-existing SK3 owners, you can still send in your phone to get colorized for a fee of $99. I'm going to be brutally honest, this is pretty damn awesome. Good job, ColorWare. So, uh, can I get a hot pink and brown SK3 now, or what? – Travis Hudson

ColorWare PC

The most eye-catching, thereby the most "pimp," however, is the Colorware custom paint job. Just like in that MTV show about turning old piece of junk cars into painted over old piece of junk cars, Colorware will paint your MacBook for $450 with one of 28 different colors. If you want, they'll even mix paints for an extra $100. While you're at it, send 'em your Mighty Mouse or battery and for $20 they'll paint it for you.

There you go, pimp'd out MacBook. How proud you must feel. – Nicholas Deleon

Pimp Your MacBook [Uncrate]

MacBook [Colorware]