Wednesday, June 9th, 2010
The Macintosh Classic was first introduced back in 1990, so we’re pretty sure that if you had one then, there’s a good chance that a) it’s not working anymore and b) it’s gathering dust in your attic. Here’s something interesting you can do with that old hunk of sentimental junk: take out the guts, cut a hole along one side, and slip in your iPad. Awesome. Of course, this totally eliminates the iPad’s portability, but for using apps that don’t really need much intervention (playing movies, photo slideshows), this’ll do nicely.
