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Compubeaver

Filed in archive Just Plain Weird by Mark Rollins on April 16, 2007

I felt I had to report on this one, simply because it is rather morbid. However, like a spectator at a traffic accident, I was drawn to it like a moth links

to a flame.

Long story short, someone stuck the innards of a computer where the natural innards of a beaver should be. The Compubeaver, as it is apparently known, has some impressive stats. It has a 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, 160GB hard drive, and 1GB of RAM. It even has a Panasonic DVD writer, but I really don't know where you stick the discs.

You probably won't this custom-job Compubeaver on store shelves anytime soon, and for a good reason. I suppose you could probably put a computer inside any dead animal, but I'm not looking forward to the Compuskunk.

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