Traditional computer cases are elaborate modifications of a simple metal box. There are holes for expansion cards, places to put hard drives and generally subscribe to a ?form follows function? mentality with the cheapest option making the CEO proud. Does that mean all cases have to follow the same formula? If so, when does a chassis no longer become a computer case and transform into something new?

There is a new case design from chassis maker, In Win showing at Computex 2014 and has stretched the boundaries of what a computer chassis can be. While most of the world will see this case unveiled at Computex we got a special look well before the show started.

Enter the In Win S-Frame.