ROG-R – The Anti-Bomb Robot that Doubles as a Gaming PC
Looking very similar to an Israeli anti-bomb disposal robot, ROG-R is the world’s first customized remote control gaming PC on tracks that utilizes Thermaltake Level 10.
From the mind of Stephen LeatherFace Popa, this bad boy is powered by a Thermaltake TR2 1200watt, which consists of Intel Core i7 processor that’s overclocked to 4.0GHz, 8GB of RAM, 165GB solid state drive and water cooling system.
The military-styled rugged gaming rig comes with a fully functional 5-inch color LCD screen and a robotic arm that can disable a bomb or be used to hold the headset in absence of the gamer.
The best part is that the treads actually operate with a remote control, so you can take your gaming anywhere, even over the roughest terrain. According to Stephen, the entire PC cost him about $3,000.
Now if we can only get a video of it cruising around.
[Cheers dvice.com]
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