Sunbeamtech Samurai Case Review

**MIG-31** · Dec 17, 2004, 10:46 AM

With a distinctive front bezel and side window, the Sunbeam Samurai Case attempts to grab prospective buyers with a penchant for standing out amongst the crowd. Does function follow form though in this pre-modded case? Step inside to find out!

It's odd to think back 6-8 years ago regarding computers and more specifically case enclosures. I remember when I bought a beige Antec full tower case, just so I could stand out from the normal “cookie cutter” ATX mid tower case crowd. Case modding was somewhat of a burgeoning hobby, which progresses to this day, yet in it's infancy at the time. However, not everybody has the time, patience, money, or knowledge to competently modify their case adequately. After all, we not only want a fast PC, we want a damn sexy PC as well. Certainly, PC enthusiasts expect more from their cases in regards to function and design than when I first entered this hobby back in 1996. Lucky for us, the industry has responded with various choices in sizes, shapes, colors, and materials. Today, we have a plethora of choices for which we can adorn our PC components.
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Review: madshrimps

Dec 17, 2004, 10:46 AM	#1
MIG-31 DH News MOD Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Nottingham,UK Posts: 42,576 Rep Power: 186 System Specs	Sunbeamtech Samurai Case Review With a distinctive front bezel and side window, the Sunbeam Samurai Case attempts to grab prospective buyers with a penchant for standing out amongst the crowd. Does function follow form though in this pre-modded case? Step inside to find out! It's odd to think back 6-8 years ago regarding computers and more specifically case enclosures. I remember when I bought a beige Antec full tower case, just so I could stand out from the normal “cookie cutter” ATX mid tower case crowd. Case modding was somewhat of a burgeoning hobby, which progresses to this day, yet in it's infancy at the time. However, not everybody has the time, patience, money, or knowledge to competently modify their case adequately. After all, we not only want a fast PC, we want a damn sexy PC as well. Certainly, PC enthusiasts expect more from their cases in regards to function and design than when I first entered this hobby back in 1996. Lucky for us, the industry has responded with various choices in sizes, shapes, colors, and materials. Today, we have a plethora of choices for which we can adorn our PC components. _______________ Review: madshrimps __________________ Please Post Your News Submissions Here How you can help DriverHeaven by using Digg!