We've seen, more than once, people that like to display old, outdated technology as if they were art pieces. This shelf display from Randy Pitchford's office, one of the founders of Gearbox Software, takes the tech display to a whole new level. More after the jump...
Look! Old Tech Shelf Museum
He's created a mini-museum to tech atop floating shelves. Each piece in his collection, ranging from barely-old original XBox consoles to Atari joysticks to an old school Game Boy, is elevated with short sections of industrial pipe. The pieces are also dramatically lit with under-shelf lights.
We think it's an awesome monument to technology. Perfect for a home office or, for the very daring or very tech-obsessed, a living/media room. Bravo!
[ via Kotaku ]
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Um, hello, where's the original NES?
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