This might look cool for the first 2 weeks or so, then it would get dusty and be a royal pain in the ass to clean. Kinda like piano black laptops and fingerprints.

It costs that much because it is low production and a luxury item.

Dude, most (if not all) luxury items ARE low production. But they have to have that certain 'feel' that makes the buyer not think he's been ripped off. At $700 any flimsiness in a case that uses off the shelf materials is inexcusable.

Insane price. I can see it being a good basis for some really cool visual mods but otherwise I'm calling this one a sales flop.

$250-320 I'd be all over it. $700? I just built a quad core shuttle that's quiet and has all of the goodies I need for less than $450, heh.

At $700, the flimsiness is laughable. Seriously? The thing should feel like tank at that price!

Grotesque.

Thermaltake is like the rhinestone cowboy of the PC world.

Seven. Hundred. Dollars... 'Nuff said.

i'd think the zalman's cool better and look better. i have no idea what this does for that amount of money.

wait a minute.. the hard drives are enclosed? what?

looks interesting if it was $299.
definitely not worth $699

This will go great with the Optimus Maximus keyboard and other insanely expensive pieces of consumer tech that i will never own.
Also: you would have thought they could have given it a wipe occasionally to get rid of the finger prints, dirt and dust.

I would kind of like to see the PC somewhat inverted. Instead of having the drives on the same side as the CPU and PCI slots, have them on the other side of the motherboard, divided by the motherboard tray.

I think from a cooling perspective, it would make a lot more sense than to have them all on the same side.

Some wheels don't need to be reinvented.

Thanks for the hi rez pics. So much easier to see what it is all about now.

Expensive sci-fi lunch tray is still a lunch tray I will never, ever budget for.