Filed under: News | Hardware & Peripherals
Mar 20 2009, 3:00pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Lian-Li has launched the PC-C33 and PC-C34F HTPC chassis.
Both HTPC cases have slender profile form factors to blend in with audio and DVD equipment.
Feature highlights include 2.4G wireless remote sensor, HDD access and options as well as quiet cooling capabilities.
The PC-C33 stands at 425 x 168 x 460mm (W, H, D), while the slightly larger PC-C34F stands at 432mm x 168mm x427mm (W,H,D).
These classic chassis have the traditional Lian Li brushed black anodized aluminum appearance, with the PC-C34F having a front mounted lockable HDD cage with a hot swap HDD capability with support for up to 4x 3.5 inch HDD’s.
While both have space for 4x 3.5 inch HDD’s. In addition, there are two ODD bays and support for seven expansion slots.
The PC-C33 and PC-34F will both support a micro-ATX and ATX form factor. Both cases are hand-made with Lian Li’s traditional care and attention to detail.
The diamond cut lines to create the elegant profile seen on both chassis’ front panels give the HTPC chassis a sense of style. The solid structure is all aluminum, offering significant cooling functions over standard steel cases, while adding a sleek and superior aspect of elegance. In addition the front mounted I/O ports, include 4x USB 2.0, 1x Firewire 1394, 1x E-SATA, as well as HD+AC97 Audio options.In addition, the acrylic window for the 2.4G wireless remote sensor enhances your HTPC experience.
Highlights for PC-C33
Highlights for PC-C34F
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