Thermaltake Launches the Urban S31 Case
The Urban S31 mid-tower is designed to offer a "simple and elegant aesthetic" and is intended for users who "look for everything but a flamboyant appearance."
The Thermaltake Urban S31 mid-tower chassis is built from SECC with a brushed aluminum finish, supports a maximum of ATX-sized motherboards, and will be offered both with and without a windowed side-panel. The latter option is advertised as offering better acoustic dampening for a quieter operation.
Thermaltake ships the chassis with two 120 mm 1,000 RPM cooling fans with dust filters that are rated to produce a maximum of 16 dBA, and the Urban S31 has support for an additional four 120 mm fans, grommets for water cooling and computability with CPU coolers of up to 155 mm in height.
Finally, the case has space for graphics cards of up to 410 mm in length, three 5.25" drive bays, six 3.5" / 2.5" drives and an additional 3.5" or 2.5" drive via the case's top-mounted "hot-swap" docking station. The front panel I/O further includes two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports and the standard HD audio connectors.
The Thermaltake Urban S31 is expected to retail with a recommended price of €95 ($124).

The docks are mostly for data transfers and/or recovery. Not designed for long-term usage.
i'd bite
I guess maybe if you knew you were putting in a top mounted radiator as shown it might have a niche.
It looks like THG got it wrong......Found this pic of this and the other 3 cases in the line
http://content.hwigroup.net/images/news/thermaltake_urban_series_02.jpg
http://content.hwigroup.net/images/news/thermaltake_urban_series_03.jpg
in s31 you simply remove 3x bays, but kinda want to have them all as plan to have 4 x SSDs and the rest 4x HDDs.