Mobile on Desktop chassis
Ever heard of the Mobile on Desktop MoDT) chassis? I haven’t either until today (looks like I have filled the quota for learning something new every day), stumbling across a story about the ML02 from SilverStone. What you get is a sleek looking chassis that is perfect for HTPC and home server environments since it runs much cooler and quieter when compared to a standard desktop model. Features of the SilverStone ML02 includes a slim external optical drive bay, a PCI and PCI-E slot, a couple of USB 2.0 ports, a FireWire port, a 52-in-1 memory card reader, and a fanless 120W DC/DC board and AC adapter. The entire chassis measures 397mm x 82mm x 375mm, but don’t expect this to make any ripples at a LAN party as it can’t even hold a decent graphics card within.
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