'Designed For Creators,' Lian Li Announces TU150 Compact Portable Case

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Lian Li today announced its TU150 FlexATX, ahem, Mini ITX / Mini DTX compatible portable case with extra space for triple-slot graphics cards. Available with either a black anodized or clear anodized aluminum shell, and a carrying handle that pops into the lid rather than folding down upon it is the first updated feature of the new design.

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6 Comments Comment from the forums
  • Growle
    "Designed for Creators?" Looks designed for whoever wants it. Pretty nice case though, looks spacious for a Mini ITX and the extra GPU space is a solid selling point.

    Something charming about the handle and those feet too...
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  • bit_user
    Growle said:
    "Designed for Creators?" Looks designed for whoever wants it.
    It's just flattery.

    If I needed a portable box for VR, I'd consider it.
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  • Crashman
    Growle said:
    "Designed for Creators?" Looks designed for whoever wants it. Pretty nice case though, looks spacious for a Mini ITX and the extra GPU space is a solid selling point.

    Something charming about the handle and those feet too...
    We were quoting them, hence the quotation marks.

    bit_user said:
    It's just flattery.

    If I needed a portable box for VR, I'd consider it.
    Given that it's a quote, is Lian Li flattering itself?
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  • bit_user
    Crashman said:
    We were quoting them, hence the quotation marks.
    Yeah, I thought that was clear. I assumed @Growle was responding to their marketing vs. the article, itself. But, I could be mistaken.

    Crashman said:
    Given that it's a quote, is Lian Li flattering itself?
    What I meant is that they're flattering potential buyers by having them consider themselves as creators.

    Or, for those who already do consider themselves creators, they're trying to signal that this is a case they should consider.
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  • Crashman
    bit_user said:
    Yeah, I thought that was clear. I assumed @Growle was responding to their marketing vs. the article, itself. But, I could be mistaken.


    What I meant is that they're flattering potential buyers by having them consider themselves as creators.

    Or, for those who already do consider themselves creators, they're trying to signal that this is a case they should consider.
    Ahah! I have to learn to read between the lines better :p
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  • Growle
    Crashman said:
    We were quoting them, hence the quotation marks.

    Given that it's a quote, is Lian Li flattering itself?

    Yeah I was responding to the marketing, article is just fine lol. Someone said "creator" is the new buzzword, and they're not wrong; I keep seeing it. Thanks for the defense @bit_user !
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