This creation was a long time in the making. We went through a ton of trouble to design this media center chassis. The great thing about it is it supports almost any motherboard, it's quiet, and it has some very flexible configurations. This is a prototype chassis, it never saw the light of day. We get lots of product like this, they take months to design, and they end up going nowhere. 10.15.2005
Voodoo Bastard Child
This creation was a long time in the making. We went through a ton of trouble to design this media center chassis. The great thing about it is it supports almost any motherboard, it's quiet, and it has some very flexible configurations. This is a prototype chassis, it never saw the light of day. We get lots of product like this, they take months to design, and they end up going nowhere.
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I think this has to be one of the coolest concepts out there. I own an X-Box mainly because of its home theater capabilities. However, I'm limited to what games X-Box sells. The PC is the best format for games, but the problems with seemlessly integrating it with a home theater system are a pain at best. The form factor of this PC would allow it to fit on the same racks as my stereo equipment, take advantage of my 50" DLP, and sound incredible on the sound system I have. Too bad it doesn't have enough marketablity to allow it to see the light of day .
This "Bastard Child" Vibe Pc
sure is in my Taste
but the Current vibe will do things just fine :-D
Looks Awesome tough :-)
REally kick ass
are we goign to more older and new (never made it) desings
I really dig this case design. It's obvious that the person responsible for the original design concept is truly gifted in the ancient arts. Let's see more of these mutant offspring escape the shadows and be offered another chance in the fickle spotlight of fate.
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