How do you prevent your hard drive from being stolen? Simple, you stuff it inside an original Nintendo Gameboy. At first glance, it looks like a full working Gameboy with a massive amount of storage. Sadly, it’s devoid of any game operation and that screen shot you see is in fact a piece of paper with a graphic printed on it. It’s maker then stuffed a 2.5-inch 80GB SATA drive into the portable gaming system’s back along with the hard drive’s LED status light and USB ports.
Now that I think about it this might garner more attention than not, since it very well could be the coolest hard drive mod I’ve seen to date.
[via Hackaday]
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