Lian Li’s New Standing Desk PC Case Hides Your RGB Components With a Click
Having your PC built into your desk is nice, but you don’t always want to stare at your components and their blinking RGB lights.
So Lian Li has upgraded its standing desk case with glass that turns from clear to frosted with the press of a button.
It achieves this feat thanks to a layer that changes opacity when current runs through it.
The desk case accepts standard PC components and is motorized to switch from sitting to standing positions. The company is still working on perfecting the film that turns the desktop from clear to frosted, as well as integrating the control button into the desk controls.
Lian Li says the desk should be available later this year. Pricing and specs still aren’t finalized, but the company’s existing motorized desk case has an MSRP of $1,499.
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nancrhill45 Got the SmartDesk DIY kit to DIY a standing desk from Autonomous? #diystandingdeskwithAutonomousReply -
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WANTislandwalker said:Lian Li’s been making desk cases for years, but its latest model has a glass top that turns from transparent to opaque with the press of a button.
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but is it as nice as the aluminum Lian-Li? probably notnancrhill45 said:Got the SmartDesk DIY kit to DIY a standing desk from Autonomous? #diystandingdeskwithAutonomous