Besides thwarted arcade games, owing to the console and cell phone foundation, the Sega Lindberg arcade cabinets are sure to keep us interested. Motivated by Japanese design, the remarkable cabinet is a perfect one. Initially, the maker of the cabinet, Gerald wanted to import one right from Japan itself, but changed his plan. Later, he worked with a San Fernando Valley carpenter (Ravioli Cabinets in Panorama City), who was an expert in fashioning the cabinet using MDF. He modified the piece of art, rounding off edges for a smooth finish before painting. The finished product has a large Sony display mounted on the top, a built in miniature car audio system, and is spacious enough to accommodate his PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. On top of it, it has some additional arcade control units. It’s wholly attuned to JAMMA / component / HDMI and Lindberg’s JVS monitors. So, it is definitely a new and improved design demanding your attention.
Source: SlashGear
