Pico projector from an old smartphone and the VapeServer - two of the weeks best hardware hacks

[Redaktion]

From building a pico projector that mere mortals might actually be able to achieve, to running a web server on a Vape battery, the hacker community never ceases to amaze. Here are two of the week's best hacks.

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