Antec LanBoy Air Blue Modular Mid Tower Case Review
Back at CES 2010 in January Antec announced plans for their innovative Lanboy Air fully modular computer chassis and it has finally arrived at an MSRP of $220. Its price is out of the range of a majority of users, but for those of you who want a sweet looking chassis with great features and a large budget- this case could be for you. Read on to see if the Antec Lanboy Air should be considered for your next piece of hardware eye candy!
Today we are looking at Antec’s newest case line, the LanBoy Air. The new LanBoy Air is a modular case that can be customized to suit the end user’s needs. Nearly every panel, including the motherboard tray and the power supply cage, can be removed and relocated. The LanBoy Air can also accommodate up to fifteen 120mm fans. Out of the box it comes with five 120mm fans: two front LED fans, two TwoCool LED Fans on the side panel and one TwoCool LED fan on the rear. All the fans are setup to blow into the case to create positive pressure in the enclosure. This is what Antec says will keep dust build up down inside the LanBoy Air. We hope that is true, as the LanBoy Air has no dust filters. The LanBoy Air also has room for three external 5.25″ devices, six internal 3.5″ drive bays and two 2.5″ drive bays. To hold spare screws and little parts there is also a small storage box included. The LanBoy Air will be available in 3 colors: Red, Yellow and Blue.
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