Don't stop 'till you pop!

Popping the front off, there is a small unit which holds the power and reset buttons along with the indication LEDs. The USB and 3.5mm ports are extruded to make them flush with the front of the case, again using nice solid steel bracketing.

We can also see that the CD-ROM tray is designed to support slim-line laptop style drives, which are becoming increasingly popular in everyday small form factor builds. Furthermore, there's space for a 3.5-inch card reader or front panel accessory of your choice.

 

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A quick look at the power supply shows that it's got a nice 120W capacity and a 3 year guarantee. The advantage of using an in-built PSU removes the need for a laptop style power block hiding under your desk; it keeps it all in the case.

 

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Looking at the HDD mount and we can see the nice touch of the etched HDD symbol on it, making it obvious to newbie system builders. The mount can support both 2.5-inch laptop style hard disks as well as standard 3.5-inch flavours, too.

 

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On top of the CD-ROM tray we see the same etching going on that provides re-assurance that this case has been well designed to make everything obvious and intuitive.

 

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