Snow White Borg Cube Is Ready To Assimilate Your Desktop

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Star Trek Artifact Borg Cube ATX - Snow White Edition
(Image credit: CherryTree Inc)
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Set phasers to STUNNING! It appears that even the Borg's resistance to RGB is futile. This all white RGB Borg Cube case from CherryTree Inc looks set to assimilate your desktop and then the Alpha Quadrant!

Les Pounder
Les Pounder
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Les Pounder is an associate editor at Tom's Hardware. He is a creative technologist and for seven years has created projects to educate and inspire minds both young and old. He has worked with the Raspberry Pi Foundation to write and deliver their teacher training program "Picademy".

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  • Roland Of Gilead
    I've not seen the original, but I have to admit, that looks pretty cool!
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  • bolweval
    Must be hell to keep clean..
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  • Sarah Jacobsson Purewal
    ok, this is pretty cool.
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  • Eximo
    So Negative Borg.

    Agreement is Fruitful! (Somehow still terrifying)
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  • coromonadalix
    Resistance is futile, you will be ..... and buy the case

    Cool but is there an darker version ? Oh ok there is .......... niiice just put an Entreprise ship nearby loll
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  • Co BIY
    Foolish nostalgic decadence of a race who will beg to be assimilated just to stop the boredom of their tedious and meaningless lives ...

    or just good clean fun!

    I'd fire up my replicator (or 3D printer) for one but I don't think I would want to live with it long term. (Or have to make payments on my case).

    The pictures need to have a cup of "Tea, hot, Earl Grey" sitting next to them.
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  • The whole resistance is futile, was first used by the Daleks
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  • jtimouri
    In the old days it used to be wonderful to peer into the guts of a radio and see the nightscape of tubes all lit up. I often thought a mass of tubes working away would make a great fireplace insert. Somehow RGB lighting or a video screen inside the PC case doesn't do it for me, but is the appeal similar to what I felt years ago?
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  • Eximo
    Incandescent flicker/flame bulbs is what you are after then, a small array of them will produce a decent amount of heat and give you a clean naked flame look. Not exactly easy to come by, but way easier than large working vacuum tubes.
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  • bit_user
    jtimouri said:
    Somehow RGB lighting or a video screen inside the PC case doesn't do it for me, but is the appeal similar to what I felt years ago?
    Agreed. I'm not into lighting just for the sake of aesthetics. However, I like the idea of functional lighting, such as to let you know how much I/O the system is doing and the CPU load.
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