After astounding, delighting and generally mesmerizing all around with his LCD MacBook Logo mod, Eddie Zarick has bowed to public demand and put together a tutorial explaining how he did it. As ...

[Eddie], who made the Mac Logo LCD Mod, had posted a step by step tutorial on how to do it yourself. He basically just fully disassembled his MacBook, popped out the logo, put one from an iBook or … ...

3. Replace the Apple Logo: Remove the original Apple logo from your MacBook and replace it with the clear one. This will allow the LCD screen to be visible through the logo. 4.

Last month, we reported on an impressive MacBook modification that placed an LCD behind the machine's Apple logo, giving it a useless (but extremely cool) second independent display. Many ...

Mac Mod Adds LCD Screen Behind Apple Logo Don’t worry, we’re not about to bring you yet another hackintosh with a glowing Apple logo. This mod is altogether smarter and more elegant.

So it's no surprise to see said logo modded yet again, this time, with a fully functional LCD display thanks to the efforts of Eddie Zarick. Honestly, seeing the iTunes Visualizer pumped through ...

Eddie Zarick, the guy who stuffed an LCD into the little cut out Apple logo on his Macbook. While you're not going to get much overall usability value out of the mod, it's still quite cool. Ed has ...

It involves popping out the plastic Apple logo (which is painted white) and replacing it with one that is transparent. Behind that transparent logo, you'll be affixing a small LCD screen.

Literally two days after we took a glance at this very Macbook -- which had its Apple logo replaced with a bona fide, completely functional LCD -- it's up for auction at eBay.

The Tokyoflash Kisai Logo LCD watch is not just a timepiece; it’s a statement. It combines cutting-edge technology with a unique design, making it a must-have for tech enthusiasts and fashion ...

At CES 2016, the UHD Alliance announced a new Ultra HD Premium logo and certification program so you'll know you got atop UHD TV. Consumer Reports has the details.

(via LiveLids.com) Live Lids has created a hat with a built-in LCD screen that holds up to one hundred images, so fans can switch between a traditional logo ...