Tuesday, May 29th 2012

Lian Li to Showcase Moving Chassis at Computex

Lian-Li Industrial Co., Ltd. will be attending Computex Taipei 2012 from June 5 to June 9, 2012 in Taipei, Taiwan. Lian Li invites and welcomes all distributors, system integrators, media, and technology enthusiasts to visit their booth (#J1009a at Nangang Exhibition Hall 1F) and get a hands-on preview of the new line before they enter the market later this year.
Special Edition Moving Cases
This year at Computex Lian Li will be showcasing two moving cases. The eye-catching CK-101 resembles a traditional steam engine train and will be moving up and down the tracks at the Lian Li booth. While the CK-101 even has smoke coming out of the exhaust, it is not just a model. The CK-101 supports 3.5" and 2.5" HDDs, a slim ODD, and USB 3.0.

Additionally, the SUV-esque PC-Q15 adds an automotive touch to Lian Li's theme this year. This PC-Q15, which is specially designed for Computex, will be driving around in loops at Lian Li's booth. Come see for yourself these crowd-gathering moving chassis.


New Line of Brushed Aluminum Chassis
Besides the moving chassis, Lian Li will be displaying four new cases that have yet to be released to the market. The displayed line will feature many innovative features and designs, including:
  • A chassis designed for extreme noise reduction that has no visible vents - only a carefully calculated sized intake vent underneath the chassis.
  • A server level chassis that can hold an HPTX motherboard with ease and has space to hold up to twenty 3.5" HDDs.
  • An upgrade of the PC-X2000F, which holds an EATX motherboard with lots of tool-less features and hotswap capabilities.
  • A skinny ATX chassis with lots of storage potential that can hold VGA cards up to 370mm in length.
See and Touch All Models
In addition to these highlighted products Lian Li will be displaying their full line of mini, mid, and full tower elegant brushed aluminum chassis with the high quality build and features that are to be expected from Lian Li.

Lancool's Latest Steel Chassis
Constructed with steel rather than aluminum, Lancool's chassis will be on display at Lian Li's booth. Come see for yourself these more mainstream-level steel chassis manufactured by Lian Li.

Custom OEM Manufacturing Requests Welcome
With 20 years of manufacturing experience for both system integrators and OEM/ODM clients, Lian Li is proud to be the only manufacturer in Taiwan able to provide quality aluminum workmanship and design. A rich history of cooperating with several of the world's top system integrators gives Lian Li the edge when it comes to understanding the needs of OEM/ODM and SI customers. Lian Li's renowned craftsmanship can deliver customers' special requirements with quick and professional results.
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31 Comments on Lian Li to Showcase Moving Chassis at Computex

#26
OneCool
OMG... Is Thomas the Train everywhere these days...OR WHAT!!!! :shadedshu
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#27
Easy Rhino
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TheMailMan78Do want!
you would.
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#28
TheMailMan78
Big Member
Easy Rhinoyou would.
The fact I can tie a cat to the tracks gives me a whole new reason to overclock.
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#29
acerace
Kids gonna love this. And when I say kids, you know what will happen on the inside. :laugh:
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#30
Sinzia
Its not practical at all, but for some reason I love it!
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#31
theJesus
cadavecaTechnically, power can be delivered to the system via the train's rails, and all other things can be run wireless, video included.
Alright, if they do that, I'll like it. Otherwise, I hate it.
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