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Paul Forsdick
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Randy D
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Randy D <eart...@mediaone.net> wrote in article
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> Any preferred full tower cases at 250w +, for ATX mobo
Egghead/OnSale currently has a special; $57 for an Enlight 7233
mid-tower 3-pc metal case with 250W PS and 1.44MB drive installed. Free
shipping.
I got the Enlight 7237; pretty good, though I needed a floppy drive.
HTH,
JPM
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>the enlights cases, while nice, cannot hold a candle to CasEdge
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>http://www.casedge.com
Why in the world would an intelligent company bother to create
such a web site and neglect to furnish prices or sources from
which they can be purchased? I wouldn't consider their cases
without having a good idea of their cost - with my power supply
of choice.
Because, as is stated on their web site, the company "offers housing
solutions for PCs and integrated barebone enclosure products to
distributors, system integrators, VARS and house-brand PC manufacturers in
the Northern American and Worldwide markets. "
No mention of retail sales.
Greg
That was easily assumed. But don't you think a list of their
vendors is in order? Why bother with the site unless you're going
to provide a way for customers to obtain them.