Lian Li T1 Casing Looks Like A Fierce Spider
Don’t want your casing to look like everybody else’s casing? Well, the Lian Li T1 spider casing is certainly not your average casing, as it looks very much like a four-legged spider. In reality it’s an open-air test bench, allowing you to quickly assemble and disassemble mini-ITX systems, particularly useful when benchmarking hardware. Despite its weird design, it still allows you to fit in a mini-ITX motherboard, 5.25-inch slim CD-ROM drive, 3.5-inch hard drive and an ATX power supply unit. Regardless of whatever computer guts you cram into this; it’s going to be eye-catching. It’ll be going for $149 from May 21st in black, though there is also a red version going for $170.
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