All that's missing is a Transformer sound clip
You never know what you're going to see at Computex. New hardware and software releases are a given, and so are product announcements teasing things to come. But every once in awhile, you run into something funky, like the transforming PC case that Asus ROG and In Win built together.
We're not sure which company came up with what, but together, the two have been showing off a one-of-a-kind chassis that opens up with ease. With the simple press of a button, the wrap-around side panels pull out and away from the case while the motherboard tray is propped up and tilts at an angle so that it's easy to work on.
It takes about 10 seconds for the process to complete, which is about on par with how long it would take to remove a couple of thumb screws on each of the front and back panels of a typical case and pull them off.
There are couple videos floating around the web that show off the case, including one on Engadget's website and this one courtesy of 4Gamers News:
Not a lot is known about the case, like what other features it brings to the table, when it might be released, and for how much. About the only detail we could dig up is TechSpot saying that, according to Asus, the case will be mass produced. We'll update when we know more.
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