Before christmas foneros was giving away free routers to countries in europe. The router itself is tiny: it fits nicely in the palm of my hands (and i have small hands).
Included is a 5 v Ac/Dc converter and a simple user manual.
Anxious to see what was inside i started dissassembling. On the way i  took some pictures for you all to see so read on!
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For 20$ this cheap USB wireless card is ideal for various projects. Heres some pictures of the usb card.
Lets void some warranty!
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This site will give you codes to unlock your Nokia mobile phone, plain, fast and simple.
Installing Windows XP on Asus EEE PC from a USB flash stick drive. No need to purchase a USB CD/DVD-ROM.
Did you know you could build a speaker out of your old hard drive?
Well as a matter of fact, a harddrive uses the same technology for its arm as a traditional loudspeaker. Just apply the right waveform and it will produce sound.
When communicating with various micro processors one needs to convert the RS232 levels down to lower levels, typically 3.3 or 5.0 Volts.
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Here is a cheap and simple way to do that.
Lost your IBM ThinkPad Supervisor password? No problem, on this page i will show you how to recover your old password.
Although IBM claims their TP BIOS passwords are impossible to break, there is a easy and cheap way to fix this.
The stuff you need cost about 5 $ at your closest radio shack type of store. Also you need a spare PC with a serial port.
After several requests on how to flash the la fonera with dd-wrt i decieded to write this quick guide on how to do it.
Be sure to read Accessing Serial console and Dissassembling the la fonera first.
Ever wanted to do product shots but don’t have the bucks to spend on a proper light tent? Why not build one yourself.
This lightbox will cost you less than 1 $ as it only uses 5 sheets of paper. After 15 minutes of folding and cutting you are set!
 Also, check out The IKEA hamper light tent if you need more space.
So, after making this cheapo paper light tent i wanted something bigger. This lightbox has lots of space and folds neatly after use.
IKEA makes a hamper or laundry bag called dimpa. It cost’s about 10$ and they also make quite a cheap energy saver lamp that fits perfect inside it. It is called the liesta and costs about 15$.
