Thermalright's new cases:

[tkpenalty]

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/9595/thermalright_silent_and_cool_case_prototype_demos/index.html

Very nice in my opinion. The first case isnt that impressive, but the second one is definately an eye opener. Very smart idea but thermalright will have to supply IO extenders if thats going to be a practical solution

http://images.tweaktown.com/imagebank/news_computex2008_thermalright-03a_full.png

I suppose however they COULD have a openable panel on the IO side, so you wont need to open the case to access the IO.

[tkpenalty]

didn't anyone see this?..........................

[MKmods]

bout damn time someone starts making cases designed for 21st century hardware...
good post TK

Thermalright FTW!

[batmang]

Damn, that is really neat.

[wtf8269]

Awesome! Kind of reminds of Zalman's passive case from several years back.

[WarEagleAU]

Zalmans was truly innovative. Totally a huge heatsink with the cooler for the cpu attached to the case and wicked away. Fans made it even more awesome. I like this case, but Im not familiar with thermalright. do they sell it on newegg?

[rampage]

mmm 2 X 360mm radiators in there would be nice, also i would to see room for a few more HDD's say 6 or so

[AsRock]

I'd like it more if the HDD cages were in a separate apartment but hey ya can do that ya self.

In the end looks like some thing i'd buy at the right price.