LEGO Moddings for Laptops, Notebooks & Accessories

Do you want to play with LEGO^(tm) bricks to build a custom portable computer or personalized accessories? Looking for cool modding instructions for laptops or notebooks? Here is a collection of links to fancy laptop and notebook modz for friends of LEGO^(tm). If you have written a free guide yourself (or if you know of a report not linked here), please submit a new entry.

Apple PowerBook 1400	This one isn't really Mac stuff it just happens to be a PowerBook that has been bejeweled. I guess you could glue LEGO(tm) to any computer that strikes your fancy.
Apple Powerbook 5300	Daniele Procida could not bear to see a dead Mac thrown away - so he reconstructed it using Lego bricks.
Sony VAIO PCG-CV1VR PictureBook	How to replace a failed power connector with a nifty Lego connector. Includes disassembly instructions.
Sandisk 256 MB Cruzer Micro	An illustrated Lego(tm) Jumpdrive conversion guide.
Sandisk 512 MB Cruzer Micro	The Lego(tm) USB flash drive.
LegoStick I	How to build an USB stick into a Lego(tm) brick.
LegoStick II	How to fit an USB memory drive into a Lego(tm) brick.
Dick Smith Electronics USB Flash Drive 128MB	Here is an illustrated step-by-step HOWTO to fit a USB stick into a Lego(tm) brick.

Software Useful for Laptop & Notebook Lego Modding

PicToBrick is a free and open source Java software which generates mosaics from digital pictures. All the stuff needed to create a mosaic, including colors and shapes can be chosen freely. For mosaics made from Ministeck^(tm) and LEGO^(tm) PicToBrick offers readymade configuration files which include available colors and shapes. All these listings can be edited and modified almost fully.