Computex 2011 - In-Win shows prototype chassis

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/31/2011 03:37 PM | source: | 0 comment(s)

Next in line at Computex was a quick appointment with In-Win, they are going strong and we have some new kit and two prototype chassis to show you in the photo-gallery.

Amongst the photo's you'll notice that from top to bottom their Commander II and Airtorn power supplies now will get a bronze efficiency rating, good to see that. The two white chassis are the prototype's and do not have names just yet. That black and white one with the diamond shape red mesh is interesting to look at, also it has the motherboard tray reversed meaning your mobo would be positioned upside-down.

Click here to check out the photo's.

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