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@ 2010/08/23I mentioned when we looked at the Rebel mid tower from Sharkoon that it was part of a trio of submissions to TweakTown. The Rebel was built with economy in mind and a fully customizable cooling solution, as there were no fans included. The Economy version could be had for around 60 USD or 45.99 Euros. At that time, I found the near $60 pricing to be a little steep for what was, or rather, what wasn't included in the Rebel.
This time Sharkoon takes the same basic frame and motherboard tray, mixes things up a bit inside, add a fan and a bit of elegance. Elegance is applied with a new front bezel that wears an aluminum cover. The majority of it has a black, brushed aluminum finish, but the edges are ground to expose the natural aluminum as a contrast of bold lines down the chassis. Internally, Sharkoon included a 120mm blue LED fan to act as the cases source of cool air. Just behind this fan is where you will find the other major change in the latest version. The hard drive rack has been turned ninety degrees and now uses tool-less rails to lock them into place.
This time Sharkoon takes the same basic frame and motherboard tray, mixes things up a bit inside, add a fan and a bit of elegance. Elegance is applied with a new front bezel that wears an aluminum cover. The majority of it has a black, brushed aluminum finish, but the edges are ground to expose the natural aluminum as a contrast of bold lines down the chassis. Internally, Sharkoon included a 120mm blue LED fan to act as the cases source of cool air. Just behind this fan is where you will find the other major change in the latest version. The hard drive rack has been turned ninety degrees and now uses tool-less rails to lock them into place.
