Oct 5, 2004 8:01 AM

Laser-Engraved PowerBook Lids

Aaron Novak and Daniel Forsythe are thinking of launching a custom laser-engraving service for PowerBooks, a la iPod engravings. Novak writes: “This is one of the first tests using a retro pixel cassette-tape design. If there is any interest in people wanting to buy custom designed laser engraved power book lids, we may try making […]

Aaron Novak and Daniel Forsythe are thinking of launching a custom laser-engraving service for PowerBooks, a la iPod engravings. Novak writes:

"This is one of the first tests using a retro pixel cassette-tape design. If there is any interest in people wanting to buy custom designed laser engraved power book lids, we may try making a business out of it. Right now were thinking about charging $60 or so... Dan, the co-creator, is setting up a website for the stuff now but he can be contacted at [email protected]."

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