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Introduction: It's been about 2 months since I have reviewed an enclosure from Thermaltake. That was the Thermaltake Armor LCS Liquid Cooled ATX Chassis, which is a large enclosure compared to the Tt LANBOX VF1000SWA that I just received. The Tt LANBOX is a mini enclosure that will hold a Mini-ITX or micro ATX motherboard. The enclosure itself is made from aluminum and clear acrylic side panels (on certain models) to keep the LANBOX light. A carrying handle is incorporated into the top of the LANBOX to help make travel easy from LAN to LAN. About Thermaltake: Thermaltake
Technology Co., Ltd. started its core business based on our extensive knowledge
of PC thermal management during the era where the area of performance CPU
cooling was only exclusive for "overclockers" or PC enthusiasts. With the
company's initial launch of Orb coolers, it created waves of shocks and
appraisals throughout the gaming and overclocking communities. Thermaltake
quickly became the name gamers turn to when they need high-end and reliable
thermal solutions. Specifications:
Packaging:
The Tt LANBOX arrived via FedEx in the retail box. This box has a carrying handle on it and the delivery guy had a smile on his face, wishing all his packages had carrying handles. The front of the box has a picture of the enclosure with a person holding the LANBOX. The back side has all the features of the enclosure, while the side has the specifications. << Back to VH FrontPage | A Closer Look >>
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