MSI Angellow desktop concept

By Edwin Kee on 01/08/2011, filed in Home > Computers

[CES 2011] MSI plays around with the idea of a heavenly being being part of your computer, hence the Angellow. The back is supposed to show off angel’s feathers, but we think of it to be more of gills from a shark. The components of the computer will be concealed in the back stand in order to keep the display as thin as possible. Luminous material located at the back will light it up at night for that added touch of elegance. Nice to know MSI keeps things practical as you can adjust the angle of the Angellow at any time for a more comfortable computing experience. It might hit the market though as it does look pretty viable for production.

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