Antec Skeleton PC Case: For a Cool System

Sunday, September 14th, 2008 |

Tags: antec, Antec Skeleton PC Case, computer, cooling, fan, system

If your system is always heating up and you are constantly unscrewing the sides to check if the fan is still on and to give the innards some extra fresh air, then perhaps what you need is the Antec Skeleton PC Case. This open air PC case will make sure that your system does not over-heat and has a continuous supply of cool air to keep your system running.

The Antec Skeleton PC Case has a front 92mm fan and a top 250mm fan which has multicolour LED customisation. Other features of this cool case include four side panel mounted drive trays that are layered for better system integration flexibility, seven expansion slots, a standard ATX motherboard and front ports for USB, Fire Wire and audio in and out. The release date and price are still unavailable.

Via: LikeCool

Home Desktop Comes In New Avatar

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008 |

Tags: Ben Collette, computer, Concept, Deep home computer, desktop, Gadgets, home computer, Home Desktop, Packard Bell

If laptops are so efficient and easy on pocket, why do people still buy PC’s? Debate as we may, PC still has some appeal that laptop does not. For one, it is sturdy and can tolerate rough use. Another point is that, unlike laptop, it does not require you to unpack it, attach all the peripherals before you can get started with your work.

Ben Collette’s trendy conceptual project for Packard Bell attempts to take the good old PC to new heights. The Deep home computer is designed such that you can slip in the monitor inside CPU, thereby reducing space requirements.

It comes along with a multimedia feature, so that you can play DVDs and music. It is surely a good idea for people who like changes and want the Computer to look really new.

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