Virtual-Hideout takes a look at the In Win NA 3.5" External HDD Enclosure
When I first saw the In Win NA at CES, my first impression was somewhere between intrigue and confusion. At a distance, you couldn't tell what it was exactly. But, it had to be something tech related being that it was CES. Sitting there on the table was what appeared to be a white porcelain storage container of sorts. It was the small white button and wire cut outs that suggested it was more than just any container, but a hard drive enclosure. At first glance, even my wife wondered what motivation was behind such a concept. And, she wondered what makes it so different from the countless other enclosures that have been on the test bench. Once it was assembled and set in the perfect spot on the desk, it suddenly revealed its value and purpose.
In Win NA 3.5" External HDD Enclosure Review
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Cooler Master Sniper Case ReviewCooler Master CM Storm Sniper PC Case ReviewTestFreaks takes a look at the Cooler Master CM Storm Sniper PC Case
Today for review I've got the CM Storm Sniper PC case and it's a case that has to really be seen in person to appreciate, but in this review I'll do my best to show you what it look like. I've got a video tour, along with many still pictures for you to see. The CM Storm Sniper is a very well made made case with features that everyone can appreciate, gamer or not. The design definitely has a military look to it, and it's got a built in fan controller along with removable hard drive trays and even a cut out in the motherboard tray for easily swapping out CPU coolers, it's a feature packed case that's well made, and looks great.
Cooler Master CM Storm Sniper PC Case Review
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