News Apple M1 Pro, once a flagship, now feels more like a $12 hair clip — discarded Apple silicon upcycled into geek-chic hair clip jewelry

[Admin]

A silicon enthusiast is taking their obsession to another level by marketing a new line of CPU jewelry.

Apple M1 Pro, once a flagship, now feels more like a $12 hair clip — discarded Apple silicon upcycled into geek-chic hair clip jewelry : Read more

 

[Konomi]

I think a few samples should be sent over to GN for testing. Steve's hair is the perfect candidate for these.

 

[Unolocogringo]

I think a few samples should be sent over to GN for testing. Steve's hair is the perfect candidate for these.

Thanks a laugh is always appreciated!

 

[bit_user]

When did CPU dies stop having readily visible structures? I have an old 486 I cracked open and it features beautiful, iridescent colors.

 

[JeffreyP55]

When did CPU dies stop having readily visible structures? I have an old 486 I cracked open and it features beautiful, iridescent colors.

DX I hope. The math co-processor gives it that extra glow.

 

[Pierce2623]

When did CPU dies stop having readily visible structures? I have an old 486 I cracked open and it features beautiful, iridescent colors.

Pentium 2 does as well. Just cracked one open recently and you can see different structures on the chip there too.

 

[Findecanor]

Chips ETC has Intel CPU jewellery older than 1994 further down on the linked page.

The article on Hitachi has chips jewellery from 1981. I myself own a gold pendant with a Hitachi memory chip set in enamel (not on that page) that my father got at a visit to their factory in 1982.

 

[usertests]

Bvilt for crossdressers.