InWin Gives Us a Peek at Its Prototype Cases
Tom's Hardware Italy took a stop at InWin's booth at Computex and shared some of the stuff that there were able to find.
Mana 136/137
New entry-level cases from InWin that have a bit of flare in the design.
BUC
The "BUC" case has an access panel on the side that gives access directly to HDD, perhaps hot swap for SATA without open the case.
WBY
Very small, but compatible with ATX, so it can pack a Core i5/i7 with an optical drive. There are a few hints of old design cues from the original PlayStation 2.
Prototypes
Perhaps the most fun at checking out stuff at Computex are the prototypes. InWin had a few on display that it plans to brings to market in the future. The ones our team saw had aggressive designs; one has a external SATA connector on the top, another had a "BTX similar design" (the case opens on the right, and the motherboard connection are on top for better cooling).


























With the prototypes, the window is on the wrong side of the case? Or is the motherboard mounted on the left instead of the right...?
" had a "BTX similar design" (the case opens on the right, and the motherboard connection are on top for better cooling)."
the antec 280 was pretty good.
I dont like the new "aggressive" look people these companies are adopting these days. I just like a simple, highly functional design.
Do NOT want.
In all seriousness, I would rather beautify my desktop than the case because I only look at the case when I turn on my computer, especially since it's black and I'm mostly using it at night.
I second that thought. *Hugs Lian Li PC-A70F*
at least this article has something to do with pc tech.