Biostar iDEQ 200N PC case

[Kent Pribbernow]

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/04/05/biostar_ideq_200n_review/

The Register has reviewed a sleek new Low profile PC case from BioStar.

"Although it was Shuttle that really pioneered the SFF PC, it seems that almost every hardware manufacturer out there has an SFF system on offer. Having recently spent a few days wandering around CeBIT, I can testify to this fact. After much deliberation I decided to build my wife's new PC in a Biostar iDEQ 200N."

Sweet! I'm thinking of building my own PC next upgrade cycle. Perhaps this will be my choice of case. :rock on dude!:

[Kent Pribbernow]

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/04/05/biostar_ideq_200n_review/

The Register has reviewed a sleek new Low profile PC case from BioStar.

"Although it was Shuttle that really pioneered the SFF PC, it seems that almost every hardware manufacturer out there has an SFF system on offer. Having recently spent a few days wandering around CeBIT, I can testify to this fact. After much deliberation I decided to build my wife's new PC in a Biostar iDEQ 200N."

Sweet! I'm thinking of building my own PC next upgrade cycle. Perhaps this will be my choice of case. :rock on dude!:

[Specialist]

Please help me understand.

Is BioStar only selling a "case?"

The reason I ask the question is some Web sites seem to be suggesting this is more than just a CASE.

ExcaliburPC.com, for example, seems to be offering a barebones computer system - minus the CPU and other components.

http://www.excaliberpc.com/product_i...oducts_id=3414

The BioStar IDEQ is actually a barebones system.

Jerry Jones
http://www.jonesgroup.net

[Jason Dunn]

Yeah, this seems to be an XPC-style package that has a motherboard and just needs the CPU and other parts.