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Reviewed by :
techpowerup.com
Date:
2010/05/06 |
Thermaltake Luxa2 LM200
At the time of this review the Luxa2 LM200 can be had for around 275 € or 325 USD, while the LM200 Touch will set you back a crazy 600 € or a slightly less horrifying 525 USD.
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Reviewed by :
Xtremecomputing
Date:
2009/09/10 |
LUXA2 LM200 @ Xtremecomputing
The Luxa2 LM200 is a lovely case in all meanings of the word. It looks great with its silver and black front with its LCD display and wouldn’t look out of place in any living room. It was nice and simple to work with thanks to the removable drive shelf and for a micro ATX case it is quite spacious, no doubt some people will think it is too big, or at least too high. It oozes quality but as they say quality comes at a price and the Luxa2 LM200 is no different.
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Reviewed by :
Pro Clockers
Date:
2009/08/21 |
Thermaltake Luxa2 LM200 HTPC Case
This leads us to the model that we will be taking a look at today, the LM200 without the touch screen. If you need something to stare at, then you do have the option of a VFD that displays some very necessary information. Even without the screen, the LM200 is still a looker and I am so ready to jump into the disassembling it for us. The mixture of black and silver brushed aluminum adds a incredible sense of exquisite decor. But what's more, I give you all the interesting facts about the LM200 in the intro of this review. Let's move out and tear inside the box.
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