Seems like there's always something new coming from the folks over at Thermaltake. It's no wonder, with an ever-expanding product line that now includes air and liquid cooling, computer cases, power supplies, external storage enclosures and fans and other case accessories. Thermaltake has been around since 1999, practically forever in computer years. Today I'll be taking a look at the LANbox, a small form factor, portable "cube" case from their desktop series.



The LANbox arrives in a squat, roughly square box with a carry handle. There are two color options for the LANbox, black or silver, and with or without side windows. There is also a "lite" version that differs slightly in appearance and comes without the handle. Features of the LANbox are depicted on the side of the box, most notably the modular design, ease of portability and supposed SLI/Crossfire-ready. Although I'm not too sure on that last one as the LANbox only supports micro-ATX size, and you don't find too many micro-ATX SLI/Crossfire retail boards.

Continue for a closer look at the Thermaltake LANbox.