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Asus compact foldable ATX and Micro ATX chassis

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 11/04/2008 11:33 AM | source: | 0 comment(s)

The Asus Vento TA-F Series chassis incorporates space-saving design, user-friendliness and maximized airflow system catered for daily computing. The foldable chassis is easy to carry and transport, providing both experienced users and beginners of the DIY scene with a tools-free design for quick and easy installation. The Asus TA-F Series chassis offers two options for users to choose from, with the TA-F11 in sophisticated black and the TA-F21 in stylish silver.

One of the unique features of the Asus TA-F Series is its foldable design. With a fully folded dimension of 434 x 87 x 434 mm, vendors and dealers can potentially save storage and transportation costs by more than 30% with its space-saving design. This also allows DIY enthusiasts to carry the chassis back home or to the office without having to contend with the conventional bulk of a normal chassis.







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