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3XS Isotope - 11 Sided Gamer's Computer

Kez writes "For those who want to show off, then a undecagonal-faced prism case might be worth consideration. Scan's 3XS Isotope is certainly a very unusual system. It takes micro-ATX motherboards, so you can still use high end hardware in it. Perhaps the perfect LAN party system? HEXUS.net has a review, pointing out that this is the sort of system you will either love or hate."

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  1. I bet... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

    my six year old would think this was pretty cool, but I certainly wouldn't want this beast in the living area. What's next, a one sided computer? "Why carry your computer to a LAN party when you can roll it there."

    1. Re:I bet... by SilicaiMan · · Score: 2, Funny
      Everyone turns to slashdot, including my self, to look for new innovations and ideas.

      I lost this hope ages ago!

  2. Personally... by sznupi · · Score: 5, Funny

    I'm waiting for hypercube-shaped cases.

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    1. Re:Personally... by dagnabit · · Score: 4, Funny

      For the overclocked CPUs, store the liquid coolant in a Klein bottle... and use Moebius cables to connect all the components.

      That would be so r4d d00d!

    2. Re:Personally... by brilinux · · Score: 4, Funny
      You ignoramus! While stupid academics and gamers use their simple 1 hypercube shaped case, I use four simultaneous time cube shaped cases!

      You must admit their superiority!

  3. Yawn by fallendove · · Score: 5, Funny

    Still waiting for an unseptacircular hexagasm

  4. Re:Can you say... by fallendove · · Score: 5, Funny

    I dunno...right now I'm having trouble saying "undecagonal"

  5. Re:Thought it meant multi-monitor by civman2 · · Score: 5, Funny

    I'm really underwhelmed by that. I thought the entire case would be shaped like a three dimensional geometric figure.

    How many Slashdotters would buy a computer case shaped like a D20? That's where the real market is. It might be a little expensive to throw around the room, so maybe you'd just want to stick with normal dice.

  6. This will be great at lan parties! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    If your goal is to kick your competitors computers to see how far they roll.

  7. Re:Lan parties... by NeuroManson · · Score: 3, Funny

    I think it's simply for the "I want a really cool looking custom PC, but don't want to risk losing digits to my dremel" crowd.

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  8. Re:Lan parties... by jeremy_dot · · Score: 2, Funny

    Plus for the hardcore, "I ate pizza all night", bathroom breaks.. you can take the game with you D:

    So "taking the game with you" is what they use for an excuse these day to go into a bathroom with a computer.

  9. When did?? by John+Seminal · · Score: 3, Funny

    when did knowing what an isotope is, when did that become cool?? i got my ass kicked for being a nerd, now the stuff i liked is cool. in college, i learned to drink to make people like me, to fight to make people respect me. it almost is enought to make me want to blow shit up. why did my h.s. existance suck? i wish i knew what i now know then so i could have struck back. *crying*

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