Uneed DIGN HV5 HTPC Case review @ XtremeResources
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 04/20/2005 02:44 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 1134 views
Today at XtremeResources we've published an HTPC case review by South Korean case manufacturer Uneed. Our European Hardware reviewer Grace takes a look inside and outside this new product and evaluates it's strengths and weakness's in the HTPC case realm.
"The very first PCs that began entering into households were based on the original desktop design. Not long after, this design was abandoned for the more practical and convenient tower design, which was better for space arrangement and heat dissipation. However, nowadays the ?old? format became popular for HTPC setups, as they require a desktop design which looks nice in order for them to harmonize a living room hi-fi setup. one of the cases that excel in looking just perfect to complement a hi-fi arrangement is the Uneed DIGN HV5 HTPC Case. To the untrained eye, it will be mistaken for an oversized DVD player. Uneed is a company based in Seoul, South Korea. Being a very new company, they specialize in building only HTPC cases and hardware."
The full review is here
"The very first PCs that began entering into households were based on the original desktop design. Not long after, this design was abandoned for the more practical and convenient tower design, which was better for space arrangement and heat dissipation. However, nowadays the ?old? format became popular for HTPC setups, as they require a desktop design which looks nice in order for them to harmonize a living room hi-fi setup. one of the cases that excel in looking just perfect to complement a hi-fi arrangement is the Uneed DIGN HV5 HTPC Case. To the untrained eye, it will be mistaken for an oversized DVD player. Uneed is a company based in Seoul, South Korea. Being a very new company, they specialize in building only HTPC cases and hardware."
The full review is here
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