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Reboot Shows Blinged-Out Solid Gold PC with Intel Core 2 Duo $3/4Million

Published February 10, 2008 Gaming , Intel , PodTech 1 Comment
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Rio Pesino of PodTech has a short, nifty episode of his gaming show, “Reboot” that spotlights a Japanese company selling PCs covered in solid gold ($750,000) or silver cases covered with diamonds ($560,000). Sure the bling is the thing, but it’s that Intel Core 2 Duo inside that make me sing!  See it here:

Solid Gold Bling PC

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