Not quite 'The Brick,' but fun anyway
It's many bricks, technically: Lego Bricks. Students at the San Francisco Art Institute used 2,588 bricks to build an enormous Mac Pro case.
The design wasn't without its problems -- partway through the movie, three "Lego engineering catastrophes" forced the addition of a support beam under the middle of the case, presumably to support the weight of the hardware inside.
The exterior design isn't the only thing impressive about it: On the inside, it's a Mac Mini that's FireWire-linked to a PC Hackintosh. Nice.
The case was submitted for the 2008 MacMod Challenge.
Each August, we anticipate the start of the MacMod Challenge, a time for case modders to compete for bragging rights and glory (among other prizes). Last year's entries included the 
Oh, how I love the annual MacMod challenge. The 
If
there was ever a doubt about Eastern European Mac fans, let that shred of uncertainty be squelched. 
I am not an
audiophile by any means. My iMac is hooked up to some JBL creature speakers which sound just fine to me. However, if
you are an audiophile and a do it yourselfer (another group I do not count myself amongst) then has MacMod got 
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