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The Incredible Invisible Case

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the now-thats-elegant dept.

Brett Profitt writes "No, it's not entirely like the clear pc case, and it's much, much cooler than a simple windowed case, but it would still look great with a hard drive window. This, my friends, is The Invisible Case ! " Truly a labor of love. This may be the nicest case I've ever seen. To bad you can't buy them like this! Check out the details (Transparent rubber feet, fans, and hard drive window). It absorbs envy beams from miles around.

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  1. It absorbs envy beams.... by Cruciform · · Score: 5, Insightful

    and promptly converts them to EMF emissions. :)

    Wrap that rascal! Where's the shielding?

  2. Re:...and attracts legislation. by fmaxwell · · Score: 4, Insightful

    But how many Senators are living in apartment complexes watching TV on sets with rabbit ears?

    A better question is "how many Senators are living in ritzy condos using cordless phones?" How many are using cell phones? How many have 2.4ghz video distribution? How many might be have 802.11b? How many listen to FM radio? RF interference does not restrict itself to televisions.

    How many would be able to figure out what's causing interference on their TV when there must be dozens of possible causes?

    All of them. One call to the FCC from a Senator and there would be more more field strength meters and RF triangulation equipment than you've ever seen. The FCC might just send you or me a pamphlet, but they'll send a team of experts out to a Senator's home.

    A case mod that does away with shielding is rude, inconsiderate, and stupid. And, sooner or later, it may result in legislation that hurts all of us.

    This may come as a shock to you, but there is a reason that the FCC limits RF emissions.