Yes, my first thought was "Prototype Mac Case" and that didn't fit the details of the case at all.
Second thought was Big Blue CHRP "Prototype Case" and that still may fit, but it's less likely than . . .
. . . my third WAG which is that it likely came from one of RTPs many development centers, the three Universities from which its name derives or one of the other Universities in the greater Raleigh area or from an industrial or possibly Server environment.
I just took/massaged/compressed the pics to prove you right in most details, especially about that drive tray . . .
. . . except for a couple of interesting details that might show that it's likely a low production, non-standard clone case for development, stock, general availability fits that scenario well.
CHRPness depends upon the date of mfr. which is curiously lacking, There's another number on the sticker covering the back of the case to google: SL-2960 HP is in the Triangle as well, but the case dimensions are completely wrong, but it would have made a great development chassis!
As I said earlier, finding that Apple Logo set me off, but it has been a very interesting line of research!
Pics in a few!
Second thought was Big Blue CHRP "Prototype Case" and that still may fit, but it's less likely than . . .
. . . my third WAG which is that it likely came from one of RTPs many development centers, the three Universities from which its name derives or one of the other Universities in the greater Raleigh area or from an industrial or possibly Server environment.
I just took/massaged/compressed the pics to prove you right in most details, especially about that drive tray . . .
. . . except for a couple of interesting details that might show that it's likely a low production, non-standard clone case for development, stock, general availability fits that scenario well.
CHRPness depends upon the date of mfr. which is curiously lacking, There's another number on the sticker covering the back of the case to google: SL-2960 HP is in the Triangle as well, but the case dimensions are completely wrong, but it would have made a great development chassis!
As I said earlier, finding that Apple Logo set me off, but it has been a very interesting line of research!
Pics in a few!
