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  1. October 4th, 2007, 04:42 PM #1
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    Brand spanking new Thermaltake Xaser Preview





    The future is here, Thermaltake always believe "out of the box" design with quality and packed with features. Ever since a legendary well known Thermaltake Xaser chassis, it has made thermaltake so popular years ago. Today the Xaser VI will be revolutionized the gaming and pc enthusiast again. This chassis are water cooling ready, swappable HDD trays, slide open top for easy refilling water cooling, extreme ventilated front bezel and lastly is the 10 expansion slots for future technology. Basically this is the case for Thermaltake enthusiast.

    The lightweight aluminum and composite structure of XaserVI is unique to Thermaltake,. It’s special combination of materials that gives the Xaser VI such streamline appearance and solid construction for both style and durability.
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  2. October 4th, 2007, 04:56 PM #2
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    I love Thermaltake cases, but those are just a bit too OTT for me
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    Just a question....where is the bridge and the holodeck in that thing?
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    And I was going to use my outdated Xaser 3 for my next build. Wrong!
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  6. October 4th, 2007, 11:17 PM #5
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    They remind me of the "Buck Rogers" era of 1970s Japanese car design - every cliché, every badge, every piece of chrome trim imaginable....all on one fender, no less. Can you say "1973 Mazda RX3?"
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    I love Thermaltake products,,,but those are just scary!
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