jmke

From the front, this case slightly resembles the popular Wavemaster
chassis, with a similar wavey aluminium door. However, unlike the
wavemaster, the whole front fascia of the case is a door. On the right
hand side, part of the door is cut away, to allow the front panel to
show through. Here we have the power and reset switches, as well as
FireWire, four USB ports, a headphone socket and microphone input.

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jmke

Second review of this case today:

"The iTower is clearly trying to do something a bit different. It has started life as a fairly standard steel case, but been souped up with quick-fit hard drives, the little reset button on the back and a big strut across the middle for fan ducting and graphics retention. These are all good features, but don't really work with enthusiast components which tend to be bigger and heftier than your average bits of kit."

http://www.bit-tech.net/modding/2006...wer_930/1.html

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