Last weekend was our annual church-wide summer camp, and it was a great time of hanging out with friends, and getting away from the city. Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Kwan mentioned in his SanDisk Ultra II review about some of his conference traditions, but there were some differences this time around. For example, none of us had a case of missing identity by swapping nametags, nor did we buy engine oil for the fun of it. On the other hand, the consumption of instant noodles was ever present. Even though I did not personally eat the noodles submerged in a solution of monosodium glutamate and yummy-ness, many others including Jonathan slurped the midnight snack down. However, if there was any year to eat these noodles, it was definitely this year. This year, our camp accommodations were at a premium, and they became unavailable within the first week of registration. Unfortunately, this meant some regulars did not attend, and others had to find alternative methods. One family who was part of this group ended up driving their recreational vehicle, and set up camp in a parking lot. On the last night of the camp, about thirty people went down to their place, where they set up their barbecue, roasted sausages, and prepared other condiments to go with the noodles. These small additions turned a simple snack like instant noodles into something much more lavish. As I have said before, there is ordinary in the extraordinary, and this was fully manifested, or noodle-fested, here. When we come to today's product of the SilverStone MS08, a similar story can be found. The product at hand is a relatively simple way to accommodate more drives in your system. It may look ordinary, but I can only wonder if there are possibly more hidden perks or additional features to turn this enclosure into something more. I guess we will find out as we dig deeper into the SilverStone MS08 today!