Ben Heck's Xbox One S Laptop

Ben assembles an Xbox One S Laptop using parts from a previous teardown of an Xbox One S. The new laptop includes 3D printed parts, an aluminum base cut with a CNC machine, a new power supply to power both the Xbox and LCD screen, and smaller fans powered by a rigged circuit using a Tip 102. Decide on a Future Build Project at bit.ly/2iMHnih
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The major components of the Xbox One S are a Blue Ray Drive, Power Supply Unit, a Motherboard, and a Hard Drive. Ben takes the motherboard and scans an image of it in Adobe Illustrator. He uses laser patterns to knock holes in the board. This gives him as many options for mounting this as possible.
He puts together all the Xbox One components. He’s extended the power cable of the blue ray drive, he’s moved the hard drive, he’s put the front panel PCB at a right angle and ported out the buttons (eject, bind, and power), he’s moved the wifi module to an end degree angle, and he’s using the new short HDMI cable to connect to a screen.
He replaces the power supply with a more powerful unit as the added power is needed for the LCD screen. He also replaces the large fans with two smaller fans for his laptop. By keeping the control line, the system can throttle the fans up and down as needed by heat load. To do this he rigs up a circuit using a Tip 102.
The 12 V fans are wired in parallel, 12 V comes from the console and goes into the positive wire, and the negative wire from the fans goes into the collector of the Tip 102 NPN Darlington Transistor allowing you to switch the current on and off. The control line from the Xbox goes through a 1K resistor and into the base of the Tip 102. Finally, the emitter of the Tip 102 goes into ground. The Tip 102 acts as the circuitry inside the fan did allowing the fan to turn on with their speed controlled by the system.
Ben cuts the aluminum base for the Xbox One S laptop with a CNC machine. He can then attach the 3D printed wall sections to the aluminum. Next he attaches the power supply and the blue ray drive to the aluminum base. He then makes adjustments to allow the motherboard to fit.
Before closing the inside off with 3D printed parts, Ben goes over what’s inside. There’s a new power supply with 13.9 amps, a blue ray player, a wifi module, hard drive, wireless controller module, and a control panel. There’s a driver board for the LCD and a heat sink for the APU.

[@baba1993]

"What else would you have liked to see us do to this Xbon One S laptop?" Oh, I don't know. How about play a game on it maybe?!

[@eggycat]

"What more would you want us to do?' Test games on the modded games console.

[@cradleamb2]

2:56 i thought my screen was damaged...nobody else is gonna mention the lines on the video?

[@user-ku3sr7cl3u]

Maybe it was just a design? Don’t know why they did that though.

[@michal7654321]

And i thought my GPU was dying.

[@joveaaron-real]

me too

[@DaviLeGOAT]

ant bro no

[@fredchevalier2333]

I know right? I recently undervolted my laptop and was like "Oh no, here we go"

[@chloefreeland4471]

Anyone notice he kept getting windows notifications? Lol

[@bluefoxtv1566]

I seriously question those fans keeping this cool for any extended amount of time. i would also love to see one of these console laptops run on battery's.

[@greyjohnson4124]

BlueFoxTV they draw to much current

[@abcdefg88638]

Grey John then that means it's not a true laptop it's more of a portable desktop then

[@AntoniYOwned]

Well, it can sit in your lap. Also, my laptop that doesn't run on battery anymore, isn't considered a portable desktop since it's battery doesn't work. It's still called a laptop. I just have to keep it plugged in, haha

[@Tron08]

I would argue that any laptop intended for gaming pretty much needs to be plugged-in to actually game (otherwise you often get like, 30-45minutes). So in that sense this is spot-on to the functionality of a 'gaming laptop'. It's also neat that this has the power supply built into the chasis instead of as an external brick.

[@AntoniYOwned]

Still a laptop ;) Also, agreed with TheTron08, gaming on a laptop, in my experience, almost requires to be plugged in. They don't last long enough otherwise

[@1blisslife]

The Mechanical TV!!! That needs a revisit...

[@1blisslife]

Who would like to see that finished?

[@resneptacle]

1blisslife And then make it portable xD But seriously, would be cool to see more about it/a similar subject

[@1blisslife]

JonasLue With today's tech that would be feasible, but would require some extra fine tuning. That's not easy, but as a long term project? I think it's doable.

[@jackforpresident666]

+The Ben Heck Show PLEASE REVISIT IT

[@ThePrinzKassad]

2:05 "It's difficult finding LCS panels under 19" these days" ... *behind me a stack of 15.6 and some 17" LCDs just waiting to be used...* RLY?!

[@sonnyn.7967]

The only thing that bothered me is that you used a 360 logo instead of the one logo but otherwise that's pretty sweet and I want to be able to do this.

[@OrangeyGlad]

Chad Blitzer ikr

[@user-rs3lg6un4n]

emojis make me want to kill myself I am all pc master race but you still need to shut your fuck

[@factsoverfeelings1776]

RotiiK _ Douche

[@element14presents]

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[@joemanfred5738]

why didn't you replace the hdd with an ssd

[@The_comentator]

please build the mini pinball

[@Vap0rvic]

The Ben Heck Show keep the beard keep the beard makes you look cool

[@MrMalky1550]

Really enjoyed this episode. the production of this episode felt better then usual episodes. I don't know why. (a good thing) and I think the montage music sections made the video. :) I want this laptop soooo bad. wish I had a next gen console. anyway great video guys great work

[@robertrogers3479]

Microsoft should sell that

[@MooCowManHG]

Star Wars fun-fact! You actually see Poe Dameron remove his jacket immediately after getting in the TIE fighter. :P Awesome build! More time seemed to help a lot with build-quality. It looks sexy as hell!

[@lionhardt75]

MooCowManHG was just about to comment the same thing.

[@GreyHulk2156]

And he probably had concussion upon waking up. He would have been disoriented and it would explain why he left it behind.

[@cakestalker]

What is he saying though in the intro? Sounds like "I wanna live in a world when Star Wars are gay". If that's the case it should be "is gay"?

[@lionhardt75]

Ingen Ting sounds to me like "I wanna live in a world with star wars again!"

[@GreyHulk2156]

Austin Reynolds Yes, It's from a parody of "It's a Wonderful Life" that they did.

[@SiblingRivalryNYC]

I think adding a battery to it so it could be portable would be an awesome update for this. Love your work

[@carloshidalgo4982]

Great vid and thanks for details in description. Nice to read it for a bit more info.

[@frankmoolah]

Was actually expecting u to play games on it

[@ti2ca2]

Could you make a Nintendo 3ds into a home console. You could mod a game pad from the wifi u to display the bottom screen.

[@salamanderpants4139]

That would be awesome. There are places that mod the 3ds for video output, but using the wii u gamepad for control and bottom screen is a great idea!

[@Tailslol]

want

[@alvaromz]

LightningGamer500 Delta post this idea in the ven heck show suggestion forums

[@camkielty97]

240p on a big screen?

[@Tailslol]

yep 240p like most retro consoles,nes,snes PSX...

[@bashthetix]

A keyboard would've been cool. They support it for typing and apps

[@inertlife]

You guys are the best. I really enjoy this channel and it gives me something to look forward to every week. I don't know a lot about electronics but I always learn something new from each video. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@voss9352]

why didn't he test any games lol

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

he has no games he said that already

[@voss9352]

***** still could've downloaded one.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

BathNApe wh bother spending money on a game he wont play ?

[@voss9352]

***** I didn't say to spend money.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

BathNApe does it matter ? the console works ,dont need to test a agme

[@timg2727]

Love the beard! It works for you.

[@RobMaeder]

I have to disagree. I liked the clean-shaven Ben better. It's probably just a phase he's going through...

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

u like them better ? u a gay or something ?

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

***** lol u triggered

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

***** cuz u love gays

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

***** look in the Oxford English dictionary

[@EnricoRodolico]

1:23 I got confuzed thinking windows was hiding a notification

[@VacFink]

I do like the longer build cycle. Would be nice to see more of these mixed in to the regular schedule.

[@nathanmarshall439]

Nice Beard Ben. You look good with it.

[@Diabl0pl]

I've been waiting for this! I knew you will make it. :)

[@El1988Che]

Looking sharp Ben!

[@christopherhines5238]

This show is so lit! For someone that drools over building, creating, and modifying your own tech its goals!

[@The_retro_gameboy]

Holy crap that is amazing nearly perfect the only thing I would have changed that bugged me was the Xbox 360 logo on the Xbox one computer lol.

[@RetroAdventure]

20:40 I was also a cable installer...and what he is talking about is a coax tester/tuner. These items attach to the bare copper coated wire inside the coax connector from your cable box and then the other end attaches the same way. When both ends are on the same line there is an audible tone to let you know that you found the cable that has the connector on the other end. These are notoriously cheap and break, run out of battery, stop working, lose audio, and so on.

[@RetroAdventure]

There are a lot of different types of these: www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=coax+tester&tbm=shop&spd=13765752482076737384But I think he was referring to this one: www.philex.co.uk/catalogue/product/?id=640&cat=1125

[@nightfire9748]

Retro Adventure yes that would be handy as a cable guy as your self do they still Use them today?

[@RetroAdventure]

I have no need at the moment since I do not install anymore. But, I used a couple different methods to trace cables and this was one of them yes.

[@nightfire9748]

Wow amazing keep up the good work

[@element14presents]

We also want to see if we can make one that can send/detect a signal through the jacket so you don't have to strip or detach a wire. So basically without contacting the conductive material of the wire.

[@lildude6906]

Haven’t seen this channel in years. Remember why I was addicted at one point.

[@BIGGIEDEVIL]

One of the best KZbin channels I've ever seen, so informative

[@Tracenji]

if only it had a battery lol

[@JessterKing]

Tracenji it would need a massive battery

[@Tracenji]

Je55terK1ng so?

[@chaos4886]

The laptop would be like 10% larger if not more because of that.

[@AlexRolandHuszar]

Chaos a laptop that uses more expensive power efficient parts would be 10% larger with a typical 40-60watthour battery, for this thing you'd have to supply about 100w for hours for a battery to be worth it.

[@chaos4886]

Yeah it's just not worth it.

[@Thrillowatt]

"well that's all the time we have for today ..." he just took for months to work on this lol!

[@Thinostrich5]

That intro is nostalgic, I love it

[@bml2200]

Just found this channel, I appreciate the attention to detail, subscribed

[@jonmayer]

Please take your time on more future builds. A lot of the newer stuff seems rushed. A long term project every month or so would be great. I don't know about re-visiting specific builds, but if you could just rotation all of them through a schedule. Just a thought. I know you need to release regularly, but there should always be long term builds, in my opinion.

[@mariosblocks2254]

Happy New Year!

[@element14presents]

Happy New Year :D

[@SuiYo]

Yappy Hew Near :D

[@SuiYo]

M. de k. Yappy Hey will touch you >:D

[@razakalsharafy4708]

I love it. The idea, work, implementation, design and result is remarkable. Thanks for sharing and wish you a good luck :-)

[@Parthornax]

im surprised how elegant it looks.... almost like an official product... well done!

[@cedar6794]

23 minutes of hype to watch him criticize a dumb movie

[@Tom-gv7hc]

lmao what?

[@Tom-gv7hc]

what were you expecting?

[@cedar6794]

Thomas Myers him to play some games and test it instead of just watching a movie

[@Tom-gv7hc]

What makes that any more entertaining? its just him showing off that the xbox is working and it shows up on the display

[@cedar6794]

Thomas Myers alright my bad for having an opinion

[@TheSkelliz]

Suggestion for next build: Hey Ben! I've always wondered about this. How about you buy a Nintendo Wii (With Homebrew would be better) and a Wii U gamepad. You can modify the controls, like the left analog stick being the Wii Nunchuk and the right one synced to the d-pad controls. L and ZL can be Z and R and ZR can be B. The X Button can also be B. Y can be 1 and B can be 2. This, if done correctly, will make a Wii Gamepad (Wii Portable) and can be used as a regular controller for the Wii. Make sure to build the sensor bar into it! Like if you agree!

[@Rolly.Polly.]

That could never work lmao

[@ben_2876]

It is nearly impossible trying to find any of these beautiful works of art for sell ANYWHERE.

[@asferdays2203]

this was awesome! the only other thing i could think of would be to include a keyboard for signing into apps or typing messages in-game/through chat

[@hugoheikkila]

those mini fans aint gonna do shit

[@DecibelAlex]

the xbox isn't a laptop.

[@NCRranger24]

Joe Stacks actually uses a laptop (notebook, in terms of speed) grade CPU (actually an APU) if you look at it in terms of clockspeed, if I recall correctly, it uses a 1.8ghz (maybe 2) AMD Jaguar 8-core APU, with something like a HD7770 for a GPU.

[@Tom-gv7hc]

he showed the temps in the video and ironically enough the part where the big fan was originally was cooler than the power supply and mobo

[@Tom-gv7hc]

the fans are about equivalent since the big fan spun really slow thats about as easy as I can put it

[@alexisrivera200xable]

You are correct. The bigger fan was probably chosen for the Xbox One S design because having a single bigger fan with low RPMs to maintain airflow on the whole case makes much less noise than several smaller ones going at much higher RPMs constantly. Something the PS4 gets often criticized for by people who find the constant audible whir of the fans annoying. In Ben's design I think that airflow on the case overall is probably not good enough for gaming not because the fans are too small (As you rightly point out they are going at much higher RPM), its because the components are laid out differently and further appart than the original design and the space is rather cramped too. The PSU might not be getting good enough airflow or its likely just getting hot air from the rest of the components.

[@Marttyy]

mate, you got some Ron Weasley on chin.

[@gerbilman9948]

This is pretty great, nice job

[@kmyerslp85]

I love how the footage recorded of the 3d printed part with the cavities at 16:24 was one where the part popped off the bed. lol

[@bepaque]

I ain't no console peasant, but this is still incredible engineering

[@aaron-gh3pn]

Bill383 having this wouldnt make you a console peasant. a console peasant is some one that is idiodic (as you) and doesnt see how a pc is more powerful and in all better. someone that plays xbox makes them a console player, do you see the difference. please know something before you leave your comment aboout how u play on pc. no one cares and you shouldnt bash someone for playing on console because not everybody knows pc's enough to build them or cant afford it.

[@aaron-gh3pn]

edit: spelling errors

[@VinnyGjokaj]

I built a little xbox one portable! Its a controller attachment that lets you just move around the house to play xbox anywhere in the house! Check it out!

[@marky3609]

Is it on your KZbin channel because I'd like to see that.

[@VinnyGjokaj]

Yes it is!

[@salamanderpants4139]

Is that the one that was on one of ben's videos when he went to some convention?

[@VinnyGjokaj]

That was me on the previous episode where i showed a Xbox 360 portable, but i made one for the Xbox one!

[@Kyle-pz7os]

Sick build, very innovative!!! if you put the relief cut at the corners on the back side you would accomplish what your after with a better appearance..

[@bedlamnfse]

that thing is awesome, great project.

[@meteroson6428]

I think it will overheat like heck when playing games...

[@WarpRulez]

If you are making a laptop out of it, why not add a keyboard? (Yes, the Xbox One supports a keyboard.)

[@bionickchief]

and why not add a battery in there to make it portable xd

[@joeandrico3592]

Dude I really like your inventions and hacks to be honest I would really want one, I wish im a good inventor like you

[@peteregan9750]

if you want to get rid of heat just get some of the small box fans from a server - the run at high speeds, about 30mm sq and are designed for 1ru/2ru units to remove high cpu heat quick

[@wyattearp9158]

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!

[@savagecat1098]

what a refreshing commentsection btw awesome project, revisit the 360 and include a battery and try to make it smaller

[@televisionandcheese]

Just because the 360 is old now doesn't mean it's gotten smaller over time. If he made annother 360 portable now, it would be probably the same size as his last one. :/

[@KingBlonde]

Yeah, he'd have to completely reverse engineer a 360, make a mobo and buy and route every single modern equivalent component of what's in the original 360 to make a whole new system essentially. Hard work.

[@gabrieleriva651]

Savage Cat The last 360 revisions use less than 140W. It may be possible.

[@summersky77]

The Ben Heck Show, let's see you fire up a game in that thing!

[@haimerejd]

Ben!! love the show, had an idea for an episode. kinda different but how about going over how you use tools like onenote, your surface, and anything else you use to organize your ideas and projects?? would really be useful info!

[@Nukle0n]

Hearing Ben complain about how "Nintendos just used to work", comparing it with trying to play 35+ year old audio format on what is primarily a games machine makes me cringe so hard.

[@felonix5291]

I agree. While incredibly interesting to watch, I don't understand why the only two functions he shows off on a gaming machine are Blu-Ray and CD... Can't you just use a regular laptop for that? Was it so much trouble to buy a cheap Xbox One game to show off the portable gaming aspect of it? By no means a bad video or a bad idea, just incredibly poor execution of it's features.

[@mclaine33]

It's as if he couldn't be bothered to buy a cheap Xbox One game. Hell he could have bought Gold and played a game for free with Games with Gold.

[@martontichi8611]

Please shave Ben. Get Harry's or Dollar Shave Club as a sponsor maybe

[@ShadeOfEnigma]

It should have a keyboard and a mouse track pad on it. I want one of these so bad. I wish Microsoft would actually make something like this. You are incredibly smart and creative Ben Heck.

[@bjlong9830]

It is great and anyone would love to have one, but it would be better with a battery. I mean the main purpose of a laptop is to be portable. But it is truly awesome and you made it look super easy. Great job!

[@MorimotoYTP]

Make a Wii U laptop or maybe a portable Nintendo Switch with the dock included

[@KuraIthys]

MorimotoYTP I'm not sure the dock has much in it that would be worth integrating into the rest of the switch. XD Seems more like a convenience thing (not having to plug in a bunch of seperate cables and the like), plus maybe some extra cooling.

[@MrHatoi]

Why would you need to make a portable Switch? That's one of the dumbest ideas I've ever heard. The system is already portable, and Nintendo has said that the dock serves no purpose other than TV connection and charging, which you can already do with the charger. Literally nothing would be gained by integrating the dock.

[@MorimotoYTP]

MrHatoi If rumors say that the dock increases performance, though.

[@MrHatoi]

Rumors aren't always true, and since Nintendo has specifically said that that rumor is not true.

[@MegaBugBugBug]

It just gives the switch more power than the batteries can provide. You could probably get a performance increase on the switch by plugging in an external battery.

[@joshjones8768]

that look so cool I wish that I could have one #xbox computer

[@terracethornhill]

A wire tracer would be a handy device. Especially if you made it so you could plug the signal generator into a wall outlet, screw it in a light socket or attach a set of jumper cables. It would probably be a good idea if it could survive being attached to a live circuit too.

[@ov3rkill]

I'd love to see this revisited for games testing and temperatures.

[@neardood1]

Dam that laptop looks really good. If only Microsoft and Sony would make a retail version of this instead of crapping out the ps4 pro and expecting people to buy it

[@lexmatter]

If only this was a real product. Come on Microsoft. Sony already made a PS Vita..

[@josemuygay8851]

Quantum Gaming is that a joke?

[@zahidshabir4038]

my iPhone is better than the vita and it can do a whole lot more than just game well this portable xBox idea kinda sucks as it is pointless as you need a 3D printer and CNC machinery which is expensive i know there are cheap 3D printers for under like $500 but that CNC will set you back over $10K and i know you can create your own PCB's and other parts but that is too much time consuming i personally know quite a bit on electronics but this guy is old school he knows how electronics work etc... but he is sort of basic and he lacks the knowledge of competing products and so on such as gaming laptops and so on at least PC gaming is not as complicated as this because i am no expert at this but i do know what i am doing when it comes to electronics but this type of stuff is too much for me

[@xxrobohorse64xx]

Just simply get an gaming laptop.

[@raozspaz]

Would love to have one of these. The thing is awesome!

[@highfived]

that looks so sick wow

[@info0]

Play any game and it will fry in an instant...

[@info0]

I didn't mean APU on it ;) But PSU will overheat and fry PCB on MB. It overheats like crazy already playing music/movies (the guy in vid said it goes over 100 degrees F). With games that would go even higher as more power would be needed to fuel games. Cool idea, but unusable for gaming.

[@Tom-gv7hc]

any computer whether it be a pc, mac, xbox or ps should not be going any higher than 90* CELSIUS (apu mainly), 100* fahrenheit should be just fine for the psu itself as shown in the video

[@info0]

Thomas Myers remember PSU was not even under load when it hit that temp. That's what hit me first. Fans came to my mind afterwards. 2 options console would have when overheating: thermal throttle or emergency shut down. APU would not fry that easily that's for sure.

[@OhSoTiredMan]

Maybe he could have just added a water cooling.

[@nocilol3000]

100 F is ~37 C, numbnuts. That's like 4 degrees above idle temperature. The machine's thermals are fine. In the future, please refrain from commenting on things you know nothing about.

[@theshadowman1398]

If only the cable from the motherboard to the screen could have been hidden.

[@spectreinc2505]

really need to put this as kit .. i would love to build one

[@HungryFox02]

15:05 "now the question is around the BACK here", like, y u say it so loud, scared me half to death.

[@traviscornett1963]

No idea why, but this had me weak as shit

[@flashlightfreek]

Way better then Tested with Adam Savage

[@Olly.]

EpicMeme EMPEROR i

[@Jobaa87]

Why even put in the (original) HDD and the disc drive? Could've saved a ton of space with those out

[@Jobaa87]

Use flash memory? I don't know about these things but it's probably possible to fool the system into thinking it has a disc drive and the original HDD

[@resneptacle]

Jobaa87 The price of flash or SSD's to dump discs and keep the OS+Game data is enormous, and they're also 2.5" so no difference in size

[@KhanGarth]

yeah and without a disc drive the system wouldve been gimped.

[@Jobaa87]

+JonasLue Well I was mostly talking about the disc drive which is massive and not needed at all

[@Vintiqueture]

Jobaa87 so why don't you build one?

[@stuartpratt3662]

Wow this was published the day after my bday and I'm just finding it now awesome project btw

[@rarapas]

I didn't see the audio cd at first but I instantly recognised "Do you get excited?" first notes :D Joyride FTW!

[@trydenrocks]

This girl looks like she takes huge bong hits..

[@ryantoomey611]

Fan is not big enough.

[@Tom-gv7hc]

if you watched the video you would have seen how the 2 fans one for intake and one for output was plenty enough to keep temps below 100* Fahrenheit

[@tomasxfranco]

There was no heavy load/GPU usage test, to be sure. Not even any gameplay.

[@KingBlonde]

Doesn't need a benchmark, he didn't just throw in some random shit and go "yeah that'll do". It's all calculated before putting it all together, and with the APU heat censor and all that, the fans would have to work a bit harder but with the heatsink and intake/exhaust, it'd add up to roughly the same temperature. AND like he said, APU's are a lot less heat intensive than you'd expect, did you even watch the video??

[@wavy-_-jayy8881]

THIS WAS COOOOL. I also subscribe and turned notifications on.

[@christainmusicvevo7649]

Great job explaining it made so much sense I subed and turned on notifications

[@HeedlessDullahan]

This is the first time I've seen this channel, I really enjoyed it and am now subscribed. About the build; Does this have a way to connect to an external screen if you want? Also, I'd love to see some sort of battery solution so this can be used on the go.

[@tantecksang3781]

Love to see the xbox actually running some games

[@90jucabala]

I think the exposed cables for the LCD are a major flaw. That is the first thing that will go in this build. You could've wired them through the hinges.

[@INoIFearIGaming]

I can't imagine those tiny little fans can actually cool that thing. It must get really hot with those.

[@hyperionhelios190]

Definitely think the Seeing Hat and Self Recording Guitar are the best potential products listed.

[@ezekielgarza1150]

It looks great, start manufacturing them

[@coltenfike4272]

This is honestly really cool and deserves to get way more views than those stupid 1000 degree knife videos, keep up the good work

[@ImaginationToForm]

I like to see a revisit of the can crusher. Last one was not quite right if I remember. I bet it could be perfected over months.

[@xyexz]

Would be cool to see the bluray made external as most of my games are downloads, use the space from the bluray drive to put in a battery pack.

[@gregoryvinson9299]

Another awesome build Ben! I would have liked to see a 4k IPS screen used though, even if you had to cannibalize one. Plenty of IPS monitors using hdmi.

[@purteatin]

I love this laptop! Have you checked out the late $9000 laptop with curved 4K screen in development? Super neat!

[@itchyisvegeta]

I would easily buy something like this in kit form to turn my S into something more portable. Even one that goes all digital with out a DVD drive to cut down on power and size would also be great.

[@TomaszBrodecki]

I respect that Roxette's Joyride CD.

[@MagicFerret69]

I would buy this off you in a heart beat

[@cemsengul16]

battery option and I am sold

[@Jdmcrzy]

I need one of those ASAP

[@jamesreulandwpscorpionwind8358]

If this works like an actual one and had a few adjustments for cooling as well as a good way to keep it powered on the go I'd so buy one of these.

[@DovahKiiiiiin]

The Beard Heck Show, you look great btw.

[@kogoyodelfarkas]

finaly, i waited this video for a long time

[@matacoos1368]

I dont know if ya'll check the comments on older videos but I've had an idea that would be more of a long term thing. I've been wanting to make a pc desk for a few years, but also be able to play console games as most of my friends have Xbox or Playstation. I know that either one of those systems don't take up much room by themselves, and are only about as large as a large pc case, but i think it would be cool to have the pc desk with an Xbox and, or a PlayStation built inside of it as well. Like a dual monitor set-up for the Pc and a 40 or 50 inch T.V. for the console(s)