One intrepid modder set out to build his tiny EEEpc into a mobile powerhouse by cramming it full of upgrades that would normally be found on much larger (and more expensive) laptops.

The contents of this mini-powerhouse are as follows:

• USB hubs - 11.20 USD
• GPS module - 36.70 USD
• Bluetooth - 5.65 USD
• SDHC card reader - 6.45 USD
• Adata SDHC 8 GB - 74.50 USD
• Corsair VoyagerGT 4 GB USB drive - 90.94 USD
• Switch + Prototypingboards - 2.66 + 30.10 USD
• Intel Wireless adapter - 62.69 USD
• Airplay FM transmitter - 14.98 USD
• Conexant Modem - 11.89 USD
• Crucial 2 GB DDR2 module - 106.62 USD

For those of you looking to accomplish a similar mod, take note that the prices he paid were due to international part costs. To pick up the same parts in the United States would cost significantly less, around $200.

He also notes that possible future upgrades include:

• USB relay power switch
• New keyboard (non-taiwanese)
• CPU/GPU/Chipset voltage mod
• Silicon Motion NAND flash replacement
• Modemport - Wifi antenna, additional ethernet port
• Modemport as a switch - remove to turn off, plug in to power
• Disable the fan to conserve power
• USB touch-screen overlay
• Copperplate with thermal tape better cooling
• Fingerprinter