Teenage Engineering's Bold Move: A Free Computer Case!

Teenage Engineering, the innovative brand known for its cutting-edge electronic instruments, has just unveiled a groundbreaking new product: the Computer-2, a computer case they're boldly claiming is the "cheapest in the world" because you can snag it for free! This exciting new case follows the 2021 release of the Computer-1, priced at $149.

However, there's a catch! If you're eager to get your hands on the Computer-2, you'll need to be quick; it's already sold out on their website. Fear not—you can sign up to receive an email notification for when it returns!

Designed for Custom Builds: What’s Inside?

Similar to its predecessor, the Computer-2 is crafted with small form factor builds in mind. Inside, it accommodates a mini-ITX motherboard, an SFX power supply, and a dual-slot graphics card, as long as it’s around 7 inches in length—all of which you'll need to source yourself.

A New Look and Feel!

The new case has swapped aluminum for a sleek, semi-transparent PP-plastic, distinguishing it from the original. It’s not just about looks; this durable chassis features plastic hinges and snap hooks, making assembly a breeze. With a convenient carrying handle on top, portability is ensured.

Easy Assembly: No Tools Needed!

One of the standout features is its user-friendly design. Teenage Engineering promises that installation is incredibly simple—just click the motherboard into place without needing any screws or brackets. You can find detailed 18-step building instructions on their website, guiding you every step of the way.

If you're a tech enthusiast looking for an affordable and stylish way to house your components, keep an eye out for the Computer-2’s return. This could be your chance to join the movement of creative DIY computing!