Lian-Li PC-888 full Tower Chassis blows Minds at CES 2009
Jan 7 2009, 7:00pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Lian-Li has launched the PC-888 full tower chassis at the CES 2009. The PC-888 is one seriously blue monster case.
The curved design of the PC-888 is made completely from Aluminum and incorporates a feature rich extravaganza of customized creativity.
The traditional brushed aluminum look has been re-sculptured to represent a sail in the winds of success says Lian-Li. Sounds to me like some twisted PC case Feng Shui.The new Lian-Li PC-888 is hosting an array of convenient features such as the SATA Hot swappable HDD bay which supports 6 HDD’s and can be set up in various RAID configurations. The pinnacle of the chassis has on one side the multimedia ports which include 4x USB 2.0 ports, 1x Firewire (IEEE1394), 1x E-SATA and HD + AC97 Audio ports. The right hand side at the top has a card reader supporting all the standard SD cards available as well.
Fitted with vents in the PCI brackets for additional cooling, as well as front mounted filtered bezel units for the entire front panel, as well as two optical drive face plates and an extendable bracket for extra long Power supplies, the PC-888 has all the convenience you should ever need. The removable motherboard tray, cable management options and spacious design of the motherboard tray to allow for easy swap-out of backplate attachments from heavy heatsinks.
Via the Lian-Li site.
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