How to push a new form factor?

BTX doesn't cut it. I have a design for a form factor similar to NLX that would make the board only 6.25" wide, based on ATX, with a rizer card offering as many slots as desired. With the slots above the CPU, you could have a mid tower with 7 slots and the CPU at the bottom. With the slots facing the other way, you could have a 3" tall horizontal case (or 3" wide verticle case) with 3 slots adjacent to the board. Either style would use the same motherboard, the rizer card would be assigned to the case style. Who would listen to such a suggestion?

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If NLX had become more standard, ATX would have been outmoded early on, and BTX would be useless.

I'm suggesting and end-all form factor. That is, one that could live as long as PCI slots (of ANY variety) live. One that would replace ITX, Flex-ATX, Micro ATX, ATX, and BTX with 1 common board, that would have as many slots as your case allowed. Think about it, ONE board fits all! YOu could have a book sized PC with 0 slots, and a full ATX tower with 7 slots, all using the same board!

You see, ATX WILL be replaced eventually. I too tire of form factors getting replaced every 10 years. But I'm suggesting a form factor which could provide a much longer life!

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