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In Win Enclosure Roundup - Trio on Trial

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Introduction

 

In Win is a company that has been around for a long time. Founded in 1986, these folks have been in the business of making enclosures for over 20 years. Granted, back in those ancient times the enclosure was basically a beige colored box, but this is still a very long lived company in terms of computer component manufacturers.

 

With the advent of more modern looking and accessorized enclosures, In Win has grown with the market and is still offering enclosures that go beyond the basic OEM styling that others are still creating. This brings us to today's article, a small roundup of three of the current product lineup being offered by In Win. This will include one ATX and two mATX enclosures that offer both looks and features.

 

So relax for a few moments as we take a look at some of what In Win has to offer. As always, we will look at such things as aesthetics, features and ease of the system build. After all, we need to be able to make informed decisions when it comes time to spend our upgrading dollars.

 


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