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Antec Lanboy Case Review

Cases & PSU/Cases by jmke @ 2003-03-31

In the past Antec cases were known for its sturdy structure and great features, but they werent the smallest ones around & surely not the lighest either. They still remain first class in the midi/maxi towers, but now they also have a new product up their sleeve for the LANparty folk. Aptly named the "Antec Lanboy", ultra-light and packed with nifty features. We test its portability, easy of use and of course the performance.

Internals

For a case that is aimed at easy of use by people who visit LANs, not providing thumbscrews was a bad idea:

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You get a manual, a case badge and last not least a nylon strap to help you carry the case.

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Attaching the straps takes only 1-3 minutes and they are of good quality. The handle feels good in your hands and carrying it around doesn't differ much from a normal briefcase.

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I'm almost ready to install my test system in there.. but wait. Where are the screws?

When you take a look at the backside of the case you encounter a small compartment next to the PCI slots

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Opening it up reveals the missing pieces...

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Now that I have all the necessary material I'm ready to install my motherboard...

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