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I rather like that. But $349 is roughly £220. Pfffft.
Society's to blame,
Or possibly Atari.
It's just an updated version of http://www.ubergizmo.com/2006/05/lia...l-shaped-case/
Updated and alot smaller. But price is too high for any real sale volume. Lian Li really need to look around them and see the competition has better cases and cheaper prices.Originally Posted by Tattysnuc
Im sorry but that looks like total tosh, really not my thing that!
It was so small that mine wouldn't fit into it
I had the big brother of one of those a few years ago for my main system, had to ditch it when I got an Enermax galaxy
I have to admit... I really don't like it. Sorry computer bits are square, they fit in a square box, rounding things just makes the box hold less. As to Lian-Li prices, they are one of the few companies to provided compete aluminium cases, most of the competition produce steel with aluminium face plates.
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Not a fan here either... I want my next case to be something like my current black widow but with enough space/support for watercooling/120mm fans etc...
If you were to take that case to a LAN party I'm fairly sure you'd get laughed at.
Someone needs to go round and facepalm their chassis designers!
Why would anyone think that this is a good idea for a case? That was either a very long night, an overwhelming brain fart they couldn't shake or absolute off their heads on some form of highly hallucinogenic substance!
I like it!
It's a bit like the B&W Nautilus speaker system, but considerably cheaper, (about £50k less) and not a speaker.
The picture looks a bit like a render?
Wise old man won't you help me please? My house is a squash and a squeeze.
I like unusual cases, but that is truly hideous
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