Uma placa de rede muiiiiiiito velha e uma ideia inocente na mente. O resultado é isso. Pena que nao coube toda a placa na foto. Coloquei uma luminaria por tras desta placa e um filme azul (Chapa de raio X)

CPU with thermal paste.

Jumper wires adjacent to GOLD BALL U6 EPROM which is a 2732.

Using small laser and simple microprocessor.

Experiment was planned and carried on by Andriansah.

Eddy-CPU is a high performance embedded CPU module with powerful ARM9 core processor. This compact-sized Eddy-CPU module provides complete embedded network connectivity, allowing developers and OEMs to design their own customized device that can be applied to almost all hardware environments.

I know these are very redundant, but I had so much fun taking apart my old computer and shooting with my new macro lens, I couldn't resist just posting them all.

Most of the pieces are populated; starting to look "real"!

Intel VP Steve Smith providing the first public showing of the Intel 32nm Microprocessor -- code named Westmere -- demontrated in San Francisco on February 10, 2009.

Backside of a Hard Drive.

www.mignonette-game.com

Competition entry May 2015; Macro

The powerjack is on its way from China, and the 3.3V regulator too but I read about the flawed 3.3V design of the Seeeduino board so I will not populate the 3.3V regulator...

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1998 Intel celecon processor

spent the day working on computer things, fixing various bits of house infrastructure. so my picture is a macro shot of a circuit board. in this case a terrible capture card

Intel VP Steve Smith providing the first public showing of the Intel 32nm Microprocessor -- code named Westmere -- demontrated in San Francisco on February 10, 2009.

365 Project - 2011 - Charlie Duncan Photography

New RTL8201CP chip on PCH A-100 board (old chip damaged by lightning-storm).

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Datamaskinprosjektet 2015.

Details of defunct pen drive. Clontroller chip and circuitry.

salvaged technology, haven't a clue what it all means. we all use it everyday, yet outside of a minute number of specialists, most of us have no idea what we are looking at here...