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All Aluminum design, Can fit a full ATX system, Included media center remote, Touchscreen LCD, Looks awesome!
Price
Wow Moneual Labs has really pulled out all the stops with the MonCaso 972 HTPC case. The sleek all aluminum design with definitely look great in your home theater setup. All of the inputs and the card reader make it really easy to view any type of med...
7” Touch Screen, Supports ATX and micro ATX motherboards, Room for four hard drives, Screwdriver included, Builtin card reader
Large and heavy, Expensive, Loud fans, Install is not toolfree
This case offers just about everything one would need in a HTPC enclosure, although it comes at a steep price of around $500. For someone who is serious about building the ultimate media center system the Moncaso 972 is hard to beat. The 7” touch scr...
Moneual Labs recommends that you use a video card with dual outputs (for obvious reasons). My 7300GT fits the bill with two DVI ports. I had to use a VGA-to-DVI adapter, but in no time, I was up and running with one display on my monitor and the other...
7" inch LCD touch screen, Useful remote control included, Solid aluminum build, Great looks, Good airflow, Supports standard ATX motherboards...
Price (Could be a bit pricey for some users), Not a lot of interior space...
This Moneual Lab MonCaso 972 HTPC case is definitely a must have for anyone willing to pay a premium price for the premium features of this HTPC enclosure. This case combines sleek looks with an amazing 7" LCD touch screen panel on the front of the ca...
O Moneaul Moncaso972 é um dos gabinetes HTPC mais topo de linha disponível no mercado hoje voltado para os usuários que querem montar um home theater PC que se pareça com um receiver de home theater. Um leigo nunca dirá que um computador montado neste ...
