Thermaltake Transporter is a Body Bag for Your Full Tower System
Thermaltake Transporter is a Body Bag for Your Full Tower System
Posted 10/13/2011 at 5:54am
| by Paul Lilly
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Thermaltake is trying to make it easier to go LAN party hopping with your full tower or mid tower system with the launch of the Transporter Carry Bag. It's roomy enough to stuff Thermaltake's Level 10 GT chassis and other similar sized computer cases inside, and the special polyester material it's constructed from is resistant to inclement weather such as rain, dust, and snow.
The Transporter measures 600mm x 300mm x 600mm (about 23.6 inches x 11.8 inches x 23.6 inches) and has two pockets, a larger one that's 300mm x 30mm x 600mm (11.8 inches x 1.18 inches x 23.6 inches) in size and a smaller one that measures 300mm x 30mm x 230mm (11.8 inches x 1.18 inches x 9.05 inches). You can use these to store your keyboard, mouse, headphones, cables, Amp energy drink, bank roll, and whatever else you want to bring to the LAN party, up to 100 kilograms (over 220 pounds).
Thermaltake compiled a list of its own compatible full tower cases, which in addition to the Level 10 GT also includes the Chaser MK-I, Overseer RX-I, Element V, Spedo, and Armor+.
No word on price or availability.
Image Credit: Thermaltake
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thetechchild
October 13, 2011 at 7:29pm
Totally pointless -- this is what desktop replacement laptops are for. One of those stuffed with the best PC hardware (albeit at a higher price than for normal desktop form factors) and a gasoline powered generator is equivalent to hours and hours of desktop computing, in a much (hopefully) lighter package. Or, at least, much more portable.
Scatmanbrandt
October 13, 2011 at 11:50am
This looks like it will just barely hold my Haf 932, I'm tired of lugging that beast around with a paracord handle.
Lestaticon
October 13, 2011 at 7:41am
I must say that is actually pretty cool. I could have used that solution a couple of years ago when I dragged my Antec 900 case with me on weekends through rain and snow, but now I travel with a laptop.
Shalbatana
October 13, 2011 at 7:27am
I don't do the lan party thing, but I would like something like this for when I am moving a computer. Protective, computer shaped and with a handle? If the price isn't over the top, I'd go for it.
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