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Thursday, November 27, 2008
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For many of us old timers who
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Monday, August 4, 2008
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In Win is a king of case manufacturers. Their purview extends across the entire realm of beige, from the calm sea of beige to the shallow cliffs of beige, with the inoffensive beige plains between. I speak in jest. I have a soft spot in my heart for the oft-marginalized company, mainly because they made the first case I ever bought. It was, you know, off-white, a mini-tower affair that came with an adequate PSU. And even though I've since played with the full spectrum of cases, that first case I still have, and still use. Despite the color, it was way ahead of its time, both in layout and features. So I look at the Alpha360, boxed up in Engrish, and I think, people should know about these guys. These cases are awesome. I mean, these specific cases. The rest are all King Beige.
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Friday, July 4, 2008
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The In Win B2 is an excellent choice for anyone who wants a rather unique computer case. There aren't any other cases I know of that are modeled after a stealth bomber, or that have a front door that opens like this. Tool-less design features can be found everywhere, and except for mounting the motherboard, there is no need to get a screwdriver out.
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
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In Win, purveyor of many fine cases which ThinkComputers reviewed throughout the years, recently burst into the power supply market with its PowerMan line of high-wattage units. Decorated like military hardware and supplying 1200 or 1500 watts of sweet, sweet electricity, the PowerMan series is ready to ensure your weapon of newb destruction is solidly juiced. ThinkComputers locks and loads the PowerMan 1200W in this review.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
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In-Win is surely going to turn some heads with the Commander - not only does it have a one of a kind look, it has demonstrated excellent stability and its four +12V rails are ready to power up any hardware thrown its way. I can see this being not only a good choice for today's gaming rigs, but it should easily last through another upgrade or two as well. Realistically, not many current systems out there are going to pull 1200W of power but in a few years this might be exactly what's needed.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
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In-Win continues to make a name for themselves by releasing excellent cases like the Metal Suit GD. I was impressed by the build quality - every part of the case was solidly constructed; nothing about it felt "cheap". It packs in a lot of features like liquid cooling readiness, an internal VGA cooling system, and plenty of drive bays while maintaining a sleek, uncluttered look.
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
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Unless you're into Japanese anime, you very well might have never heard of Gundam. It didn't gain much popularity in the west until it was introduced on Cartoon Network's Toonami in 2000. But it seems that In-Win is banking on their case buyers being familiar with Gundam Wing and appreciating the similarities enough to be interested in their new case design, the Metal Suit GD.
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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With looks based off the design concept of the B2 Stealth Bomber, this B2 enclosure has some features that are not commonplace. The big question, though, is whether it can handle the rigors of a high-end system and manage to not only give it a good home, but to do so in a cool manner. We begin our tour of the B2 Stealth Bomber by noting the lack of a door on the front bezel. The bezel is made of plastic like many other enclosures, but there is not a door in the normal sense that we have come to expect. As implied by the name of this case, stealth is the key. Let's take a closer look...
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Monday, April 21, 2008
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The B2 Stealth Bomber case is really what you might think it is, a case that looks like the B2 Aircraft. The B2 case, like the aircraft is surely an advanced case. This newly released case comes equipped with two eSATA ports, auto-sensing mechanical front door, shock-free railing system, dual fan VGA turbo cooling system, water-cooling friendly, and with a design inspired by the B2, this case is surely not something your grandma will understand. Read on further and see a video of the mechanical front door in action.
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
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Today HardwareLogic takes a look at the In-Win B2 Stealth Bomber chassis. Themed after it's namesake, the B2 offers unique "Stealth" styling, with aircraft style detailing in a mid-tower form factor. In-Win's newest case boasts features including a motorized touch-sensitive faceplate, a Turbo Cooling System, and the ability to evade radar detection. Ok, maybe we made up that last bit, but until someone proves us wrong, we'll assume it's true. Let's dive in and see what she can actually do!
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
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In Win has been developing some pretty interesting cases lately and the B2 Stealth Bomber is the latest ATX tower from the Xtreme Series. With an auto-sensing front door and a touch sensitive mechanism to activate the front cover this case is far from what one would expect in a case. Join us as we see if this tool-free case can be as stealthy as the plane its named after!
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008
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Regardless of whether or not you're a fighter jet enthusiast, In Win's latest offering is worthy of your next system build or simply to replace an old, boring case. It has just about every feature that one would need while maintaining a sleek, non-cluttered look just like the jet it was inspired by. Quite honestly, I can't find any real reason not to highly recommend it.
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Friday, April 4, 2008
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In Win's newest case has a number of features that make this case worthy of a first time look. For example when was the last time you had a case that featured a motorized canopy that covers the front drive bays. Best of all the case is designed after the B2 Stealth Bomber and the design is done without the going to point of being tacky. So come on by and have a look at this case and see if it makes it off the ground.
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Friday, January 4, 2008
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In-Win has a flashy microATX in their product lineup, the Allure comes in white color with fancy flower pattern and small footprint. Designed to blend in with its environment will certainly please the ladies. Let's take a closer look.
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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At a price of around $100 US the Allure is one of the pricier micro-ATX chassis out there, and it is obviously geared toward female users. However being female myself, I have a bit of advice for the guys - if the styling presented by this case is appealing to your wife or girlfriend, build her a system using one. She'll love it, and you can feel good knowing that you've used a unique, quality case in the process!
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