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Product:
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Nikao F-1 Mid-Tower Case |
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Price:
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$66 (CAN) / $51 (U.S)
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Supplied By:
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Nikao/Tradex
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Author:
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Shennon
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Date:
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December 26th, 2003
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Located under the two floppy bays is the main visual attraction for the Nikao F-1 Mid-Tower Case. A plastic chrome emblem
surrounds the recess and sports a chrome heart at the top. Behind the chrome heart is another blue LED that will slowly
pulsate on and off once powered. On the bottom of the emblem is the computer power button, a reset button and both power
and hard drive activity LEDs.
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The lower portion of the Nikao F-1 features a drop down door that hides two USB ports, microphone and headphone jacks.
The ports are connected via a series of extender cables, which reside inside the case and must be connected to the
appropriate motherboard headers prior to use. Consumers will need to refer to their motherboard manual for proper pin
placement of these cables. The window is held in place by a series of screws attached to the left side case panel.
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Included with the Nikao F-1 Mid-Tower Case on the modified side panel window is a tri-lighted 80mm fan to draw in fresh
air into the case. Unfortunately, I could not find any information on the specifications of the 80mm fan on Nikao's
website.
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