. . . I just found the Apple logo stamped on the bottom of the 5.25" drive tray in the strangest, coolest sheet metal chassis for a wide, middling tal/mid level tower I've ever run across . . .
- It's without doubt an ATX case which is strange enough.
- Definitely not
- Swing out, removable MoBo/backplane tray, clips into the backplane w/plastic slide catch at the front
- clip-in three level 3.5" drive magazine
- odd fan mounted on left side, opposite the door
- odd missing corner on back of same
- various other earmarks of prortotypeness now that I think about it.
- 8 7/8" W x 14 1/2" H x 15 5/8" D
. . . pics late tonight, runnin' to work.
Sound like anything familiar? :?:
edit: Bermuda Triangle, NC was likely a hotbed for CHRP development. If not, a lot of Big Blue employees were relocated here just after that time-frame. Found it at a thrift in Raleigh with no front bezel or goodies inside, IIRC.
- It's without doubt an ATX case which is strange enough.
- Definitely not
- Swing out, removable MoBo/backplane tray, clips into the backplane w/plastic slide catch at the front
- clip-in three level 3.5" drive magazine
- odd fan mounted on left side, opposite the door
- odd missing corner on back of same
- various other earmarks of prortotypeness now that I think about it.
- 8 7/8" W x 14 1/2" H x 15 5/8" D
. . . pics late tonight, runnin' to work.
Sound like anything familiar? :?:
edit: Bermuda Triangle, NC was likely a hotbed for CHRP development. If not, a lot of Big Blue employees were relocated here just after that time-frame. Found it at a thrift in Raleigh with no front bezel or goodies inside, IIRC.