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SunbeamTech Transformer Full Tower Case Review

From the dull look beige office type chassis; enthusiasts? high-grade in both classic and not so tranditional look alumimum tower; Business Application Server with 5 or more hard drives capacity to the latest Gamer Chassis can be found in ordinary household, consumer computer cases have come a long way. Let?s take a look at the latest Gamer Chassis from Sunbeam.

Author	Sidney Wong
Editor	jmke
Date	2004-11-29
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Sunbeamtech a new Company launched in 2000 focuses and specializes in Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps (CCFL), fan bus and hardware for case modding is introducing another new line of products, ATX full tower cases. TRANSFORMER is one of them, its aim: "To be a coolest game player, you need this "transformer" to enrich your enclosure! It could be the most innovative chassis you’ve ever seen". PC chassis market is filled with exciting designs, colors, themes and lighting effects. The "Transformer" is just the case we are looking into today.

Transformer is offered in Black and Blue of your choice

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Transformer was shipped in two separate packages; the second package contains the front panel. The sample traveled over 8,000 miles from Sunbeam Hong Kong Office to Illinois without a scratch. It is a heavy case by any standard weighing slightly over 14 Kilo Grams without the Front Panel which adds another 2 KGS with packaging.

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Dimensions and Specs

450mm x 205mm x 522mm
USB 2.0x2 & Audio Port x2
5x 5.25" External
2x 3.5" External
5x 3.5" Internal
1x 120 mm rear exhaust
1x120 mm front intake (optional)
1x80 mm top blower
2x80 mm side panel fans with Grills (one aims at video card and the other at memory slot areas)
10cm CCFL light (standard)
Power Supply is not included

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