Playing video games on the laptop has its own attraction, for it offers the convenience of portability and also great quality of graphics. However, there is nothing better than being able to play video games on a dedicated console like the PS3 or the Xbox 360 or the Wii.

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Benheck, the popular modder has created a new PS3 Laptop that comes with a 17 inch 720p LCD screen, a pair of stereo speakers and also a built in headphone jack. Thanks to the HDMI cable, you could experience full HDTV connectivity and do away with the LCD display. In the video, he explains how he has managed to create a lot of holes at the back of the PS3 laptop, so that there is enough ventilation. Serious gaming sessions can heat up the device and these holes are necessary for the health of the machine.

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This wouldn’t be the first time that casemodding king Ben Heck has cranked out an Xbox 360 laptop. As a matter of fact, this is the fifth revision of Heck’s portable 360 modding shenanigans. But the fact that he manages to cram such a beefy system into a portable case never gets old for me.

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The Xbox 360 Portable – Revision 5 gives the luggable gaming system a svelte new shell, complete with a 17-inch widescreen LCD monitor, running at 720p resolution. This latest version improves upon Ben’s previous 360 laptops by adding better ventilation, and adds an Ethernet port for wired network access. The previous models only had Wi-Fi, but for the ultimate in network speed, nothing beats a hardwired connection, IMHO.


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The design of the latest revision includes a flush-mounted DVD drawer, and manages to keep the familiar Xbox 360 light ring intact, mounted into the surface of the console, alongside the console’s control buttons and flanked by a pair of tiny stereo speakers. Here’s a pic of the laptop spilling its guts so you can see how it was built.

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