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Lian Li has come out with their new full-tower PC case, the PC-V2130. Supporting mini-ITX, micro-ATX, ATX and XL-ATX motherboards, this aluminum case is equipped with a brushed aluminum front panel door, a front-placed I/O panel with 4x USB 3.0, 1x eSATA and 2x audio ports, five 5.25-inch drive bays, eight 3.5-inch bays spread across individual trays, four 2.5-inch bays along the back side of the cage, three 3.5-inch bays behind the motherboard tray, ten expansion slots and has six fans (2x 140mm – front, 2x 140mm – top, 1x 140mm – bottom, 1x 120mm – rear). Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and release date yet. [Lian Li]

For PC building enthusiasts, chances are you might have heard of the Lian Li brand when looking for computer casings to house your hardware in. Lian Li has built a name and a reputation for themselves for creating sleek, high quality cases with pretty decent cooling, which is why it is not surprising that they have gained the reputation that they have.

However it seems that Lian Li is trying to branch out from the usual case designs which are either designed to look like home theater systems or tower casings, as you can see in the image above which is the Lian Li DK01 computer case. (more…)

Lian Li DK01 Is A Deskt/PC Case Hybrid original content from Ubergizmo.

Lian Li has unveiled another one of its upcoming full-tower PC case, the PC-D8000. This aluminum case supports for micro-ATX, ATX, EATX and HPTX motherboards, and features a front-placed I/O panel with 4x USB 3.0 ports, five 5.25-inch external drive bays, twenty 3.5-inch internal HDD bays, a slide-out motherboard tray, eleven expansion slots and has one 120mm rear fan. The PC-D8000 will retail for $349. [Lian Li]

I think this is one of the strangest off-the-shelf computer cases I’ve ever seen. Lian Li has announced the launch of a odd little computer case that resembles an old-fashioned train. The case comes in two versions, and one version of the case can even move on its track.

The case is designed to hold mini-ITX motherboards and has three slots for 2.5-inch hard drives. The case also has a pair of USB 3.0 ports on the side and ships with an integrated 300 W 80 Plus certified power supply. The CK101 case measures 185 mm wide by 258 mm high by 515 mm deep and is made from aluminum.

The train case has a single external slim optical drive bay and has a single 120 mm rear fan. The Lian Li CK101 Standard PC case, which doesn’t move, will sell for $229(USD). The CK101 Premium version that does move back and forth in its tracks will sell for $379.

The Lian Li PC-CK101 Train case will be available at the end of September.

Here’s a look at another upcoming mini tower PC case from Lian Li, the PC-V650. This aluminum case supports for micro-ATX and ATX motherboards, and features a front placed I/O panel with 1x USB 3.0 port, 2x USB 2.0 ports, 2x audio ports and a card reader, one 5.25-inch external drive bay, an HDD cage that supports for seven 3.5-inch HDDs and four 2.5-inch HDDs, seven expansion slots and has four fans (2x 140mm fans – front, 1x 140mm fan – top, 1x 120mm fan – rear). The PC-V650 will go on sale from the end of August for $199 MSRP in black and silver color options. [Lian Li]