Teenage Engineering · Music
EP-133 K.O. IISee price at Amazon
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The HYPE take
A PC case that makes the build part of the design. It comes as a kit of aluminum sheets with an illustrated guide, and once assembled it is a compact mini-ITX tower with chrome handles strong enough to carry the whole machine. It sits right on a desk crowded with music gear.
Why we like it
- Aluminum sheet kit with illustrated build guide
- Mini-ITX, fits a dual-slot GPU up to 7 inches
- SFX power supply compatible
- Chrome handles that carry the full tower
- Compact 7.48 x 6.69 x 12.68 inch exterior
Details
- build your own modular PC case - the teenage engineering Computer-1 features a DIY flat design that requires you to assemble the case. the kit includes every part* you need — from the aluminum sheets to an illustrated build guide.
- provides a small desk footprint - the case's exterior has a compact 7.48" x 6.69" x 12.68" overall dimensions (with handles). if you're a musician or sound engineer with lots of music gear placed on the work table, Computer-1 fits right in.
- offers enough space for the essential components - the small mini-ITX form factor features a 7.44" x 6.46" x 10.85" interior with 5.79" width from the motherboard to case. Computer-1 has up to a 7" GPU dual slot and is compatible with the SFX power supply format.
- be the cool kid - the case's CPU cooler has a height limit of 4.72" from the motherboard surface.
- be bold - Computer-1 comes in two colors: an eye-catching orange RAL 2004 powder-coated finish & sleek aluminum. both include robust chrome metal handles that can hold the weight of the entire tower.
- *NOTE: computer components are sold separately.
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