Lian Li Brought A Bevy Of New Chassis To Computex

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Lian Li showcased (pun intended) big cases, small cases, and everything in between in Taipei, and there was no shortage of tempered glass and aluminum at Lian Li's Computex booth this year.

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  • itsmedatguy
    They'll make the entire thing out of tempered glass for an ATX case, but assume us ITX people are still happy without a window
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  • turkey3_scratch
    19852087 said:
    They'll make the entire thing out of tempered glass for an ATX case, but assume us ITX people are still happy without a window

    http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/pc-q10/
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  • JohnMD1022
    They forget that some still have a need for optical drives.
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  • kyle382
    19852087 said:
    They'll make the entire thing out of tempered glass for an ATX case, but assume us ITX people are still happy without a window

    There are plenty of people making cheap, crap windowed LED cases. I'll take a sleak, durable all aluminum case over that garbage any day of the week.

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  • kyle382
    19856472 said:
    They forget that some still have a need for optical drives.

    to be fair, a lot of manufactures have "forgot" how essential ur optical drive is.
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  • Nate_K
    Optical drives are not "essential". I've not used one in at least 4 years now. My last few cases don't even have 5 1/4 bays and I like it that way. Cleaner inside. Flash drives are faster, larger and harder to damage than cd's/dvd's. I lost interest in Lian Li after they started making desk cases ridiculously priced. At the rate they price their stuff, I'm expecting a mini-itx case for $300...
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