Professor Simon Cox and his son James have built a supercomputer of sorts using LEGO bricks to rack and stack Raspberry Pi $25 computers.

Eben Upton, the executive director of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, recently stood in front of a Skyrim map while making a video announcing the auction of the first ten Raspberry Pi computers.

The $25 Raspberry Pi computer (which can run Quake III) is still on track for production next year, and they've released pictures (after the break) of their first batch of beta devices.

Not pictured: Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner on lightcycles.

Remember the $25 (£15) Raspberry Pi bare-bones computers intended for cheaply teaching programming and for low-cost computing in the developing world.

Mashable helpfully photoshopped in a quarter to cover up the confusing foreign money.