| Rhys - March 15th, 2010 8:42 PM |
“There are not a lot of choices when it comes to ITX cases that offer room for system expansion. Many ITX cases focus on super small size and therefore cannot utilize full-sized Optical Drives, card readers or multiple hard drives. The Element Q from Thermaltake allows you to install your favorite Blu-Ray burner, a pair of 3.5″ hard drives and more. . .”
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