Cooler Master CM Media 250 HTPC Case @ Big Bruin

Vikingod · Jan 31, 2006, 02:02 PM

There is no way you could possibly integrate a normal computer case into a home theater and make it look like it was meant to be there. First off, the fact that most cases sit upright would prevent them from even fitting in normal theater environments, and even the standard desktop cases look totally out of place. In the last few years specialty cases began showing up that solved this issue with designs that blend in naturally with other home theater components like A/V Receivers, DVD players, and other equipment normally found outside the office in the theater environment.

Cooler Master has come out with a line of HTPC, or Home Theater Personal Computer, cases that were never meant to sit under a pile of paper work next to the phone. The CM Media 250 is a full height, Micro ATX style case with either a black or silver brushed aluminum front panel and steel chassis.
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Jan 31, 2006, 02:02 PM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	Cooler Master CM Media 250 HTPC Case @ Big Bruin There is no way you could possibly integrate a normal computer case into a home theater and make it look like it was meant to be there. First off, the fact that most cases sit upright would prevent them from even fitting in normal theater environments, and even the standard desktop cases look totally out of place. In the last few years specialty cases began showing up that solved this issue with designs that blend in naturally with other home theater components like A/V Receivers, DVD players, and other equipment normally found outside the office in the theater environment. Cooler Master has come out with a line of HTPC, or Home Theater Personal Computer, cases that were never meant to sit under a pile of paper work next to the phone. The CM Media 250 is a full height, Micro ATX style case with either a black or silver brushed aluminum front panel and steel chassis. __________ Read More / Source: Big Bruin