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Article #443Re: Tool-Free Mini Tower Case
From: Jason Savage
Date: Sat, 08 Jul 1995 00:00
Date: Sat, 08 Jul 1995 00:00
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In <3tc65p$858@news.rain.org> rivaud@rain.org (L. E. de Rivaud) writes: >You could buy a case from Micron or Dell, probably. Or you could call >tech support and ask who the OEM is. Tech support is usually more >forthcoming with this info than sales. Or, try sales and tell them you >are thinking of buying a dozen computers but the quality of the case is >very important... blah, blah, blah... They ought to tell you. When I >bought my system I made them tell me who made the "Dell" Monitor, and who >manufactured the disk drives and hard drive, and BIOS chip, mouse, etc. >Some OEM stuff is great, some is crap. For instance, I would never buy a >computer that came in an all plastic case. And I would never buy a >system that came with a CTX monitor, whether it said Dell or Gateway or >Zeos or Micron on it, (CTX monitors have always died an early death in my >experience.) I have found that manufacturers who are hesistant to tell >you who the OEM is are usually buying cheap crap and they don't want you >to know. I don't mind if they tell me the hard drive will be either >Western Digital or Seagate. But I don't want some no name piece of crap >from some fly by night company. So, they could probably tell you exactly >where the cases come from. And it might be easier to buy ONE from Dell >or Micron, than ONE from the OEM who deals in thousands. Or maybe not. >Good luck. >J. Padron (padron@gate.net) wrote: > >Both Micron and Dell use the same tool-free minitower case. Outside > >they are plastic but inside they are very good and easy to work with. > >Does anybody know who makes (or distributes) the tool-free minitower > >cases used on Micron and Dell computers?. > >I'd like to upgrade my computer and I'd like to move my 2 PCs to those > >minitower cases. > >TIA, > >J. Padron > >padron@gate.net The Micron case is manufactured by a company called Zebex. A friend of mine recently bought one from a local manufacturer who also happens to use them. Nice case. I can get you the address and model number of the case if you like. Zebex has a California office. Hope this helps. Jason Savage Savage@MBnet.MB.CA
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f8e37,44d5dec0005aca8a X-Google-Attributes: gidf8e37,public X-Google-Thread: f53ba,44d5dec0005aca8a X-Google-Attributes: gidf53ba,public X-Google-Thread: 109e38,44d5dec0005aca8a X-Google-Attributes: gid109e38,public From: savage@access.mbnet.mb.ca (Jason Savage) Subject: Re: Tool-Free Mini Tower Case Date: 1995/07/08 Message-ID: <3tmgih$3ah@canopus.cc.umanitoba.ca> X-Deja-AN: 105825029 references: <3sp447$u5k@news.gate.net> <3tc65p$858@news.rain.org> organization: The University of Manitoba newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.misc,biz.comp.hardware,comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc