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Concrete iPhone Dock for Hard Rock Playlists Only

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We were just talking about some speakers made out of stone, so it’s just a coincidence that this iPhone/iPod dock made out of concrete popped up on my radar screen on the same day.

But unlike those limestone speakers, this sturdy dock is made from cast concrete. The concrete dock…

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November 4th, 2011 by: Technabob

Concrete Building Blocks Look Like LEGOs

Concrete Building Blocks

I see all sorts of cool projects that geeks come up with where they use LEGO as the medium to build. Even though it comes in a kit, the LEGO Imperial Shuttle is one of my favorites. It’s rare to see an art project where the LEGO bricks themselves are…

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July 13th, 2011 by: Shane McGlaun

Concretronic: Heaviest Computer You’Ll See Today

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I’ve seen some crazy ass PC casemods over the years, but this one is definitely one of the nuttier ones I’ve seen in a while. What we have here is a PC with a case made of concrete.

Modder D. Heiße (who was last sighted with a PC in a…

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November 18th, 2010 by: Technabob

Concrete Espresso Maker Cements Your Love for Caffeine

I don’t like coffee much. I like the way it smells sometimes, but I hate the way it tastes. The only way I can imagine coffee being even grosser is if it was brewed with a concrete filter.…

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July 29th, 2010 by: Shane McGlaun

Concrete Speakers From 25togo: Heavy Duty Sound

25togo Concrete Speakers

These substantial bookshelf speakers from Taiwan’s 25togo feature cabinets made from concrete.

The cement and glass construction of the In Visible City speakers is said to project a powerful, clean sound profile. The compact speakers feature angled corners, which afford them flexibility in placement. However, I prefer the Engrish feature…

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November 6th, 2007 by: Technabob

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