Thermaltake is a well-known brand for producing high performance, premium quality and superior design product and widely recognizable by media around the world. In the beginning of a new 2009, Thermaltake presenting a whole new line of chassis “Element S” as the year featured chassis. The profound appearance and structure design, “Element S” will the most stylist and unique of the year. Element S will first release exclusively in North America, and absolutely fulfills PC professionals demands.

Element S is entirely different from the chassis Thermaltake made especially for gamers and enthusiasts in the past. It is masterpiece focus on upper level of consumers' satisfaction by satisfy the creative professionals like 3D modeler, music composer, graphic designer, video editor and gamer themselves. The “S” for Element S represents Silence, Sophisticated, Spacious, Stream, Speedy and Substantial. With the six core design concepts, every surface, curve, line and crease has a function, expressing its potencyand performance. With a seductive flow that incorporates profound detailing and powerful stance, the Element S delivers breathtaking beauty with performance.Silence - With the silence environment that Element S created, Audio/Music composer can concentrate on their work without distraction of the noise come from the computer.

Sophisticated - With it's not so flashy appearance and very carefully painted black interior, Element S is a perfect companion for graphic designers.

Spacious - With tremendous HDD space Element S can offer, it can helps them to finish their masterpiece with ease.

Stream - With the superior airflow that Element S can provide, the heat energy that the system produce will be effectively take away.

Speedy - With Element S's advance mechanism like plug & play fan and direction-free HDD cage, gamers can minimize installation time when changing new key components. Their system can get online faster than ever!

The materials and traditional skills are essential elements of the Thermaltake’s experience. In the Element S, the beauty and performance is without equal. For more information, please visit the product page.

NZXT has already launched its Whisper, Guardian 921, Khaos and Tempest chassis in 2008, but it's managing to squeeze in one more, a successor to 2007's Zero.

The inconspicuously-titled Zero 2, pictured below and priced at $99.99, carries over the customisable-cooling system approach with room for seven 120mm fans and three 80mm fans.The full-tower steel chassis measures 210.5mm x 532mm x 536mm and weighs 10.2kgs. Inside, there's room for a total 13 drive bays - includingfive external 5.25in, two external 3.5in and six internal 3.5in, all of which provide screwless installation.

Despite having room for ten fans in total, just the three are included as standard - a 120mm blue-LED fan at the front, and two 120mm fans at the rear. Additional fans can be added literally anywhere - including the top, bottom and sides.

It could certainly use a little more work in the aesthetics department, but there are a set of pleasant top-mounted USB, audio, and eSATA ports.

At $99.99, it doesn't seem a bad option for users on a budget. Unfortunately, in today's economic climate, we can't imagine the Zero 2 arriving on UK shores for anything less than £90.

NZXT rolls out its latest gaming chassis Guardian 921 which adds to its Crafted Series line. Sporting elegant curves and a clear side panel, this good looking chassis has a spacious interior that can house large high end video cards and up to four hard drives.

The Guardian 921 chassis constantly monitors the temperature and prevents overheating by allowing users to gauge thermals within the system at all times.The Guardian 921 offers various multimedia and peripheral inputs like Intel HD audio, E-SATA, mic, and dual USB inputs on the front side. Made of 0.8mm and 1mm steel, it equips three standard 120mm fans that help maximize cooling with minimal noise.

“With the Guardian 921, we’ve reached an optimal balance of pricing and performance” said Johnny Hou, Chief Designer at NZXT. “This chassis is perfect for the PC Gamer/enthusiast who’s looking for a phenomenal building block for their new rig without breaking the bank.”

The Guardian 921 retails for $89.99 (approx Rs.3,797) and will be available this month.

The new range comprises of 11 models of cabinets and two models of UPS. The cabinets are named Intex Blossom Red, Inspire Red, Elora N, Elite SB, Flex N, Sharp, Blossom (Silver-black), Inspire (Silver-black), Aspire, Dazzle and Pride. The UPS models are Intex IN Power 600VA and Green X 700 .Available in silver- black and red-black combos, the new cabinet models are aesthetically designed in heavy duty steel material with USB, audio ports and heat vent for CPU and PCI express graphic card. Enhancing the utility are the presence of CD-ROM bays, FDD bays, HDD bays and 24 pins SMPS with SATA. Intex Blossom, Inspire, Aspire, Elite and Sharp come with two fans, while Dazzle and Pride have 1 fan. Four of these models have Liquid Crystal Display for temperature. The range retails at a price range from Rs. 950 to Rs. 2500.

Intex IN Power 600VA and Intex Green X 700 have a capacity of 300W and 360W, respectively. Both models have a battery backup of 10-15 minutes for a PC load with 15" monitor and come with Deep discharge, Overcharge and Short Circuit Protection and LED indicators for AC mode, backup mode, over load and low battery. It also has 'no-load shut-down' feature and a two-year warranty on the battery. They are available in a price range from Rs. 1800 to Rs. 2200.

Rajnesh Sinha, DGM and Head of Computer Peripherals business division, "Intex is committed to its policy of providing the best to its customers and consistent efforts are made in this direction. The new range is one of such efforts which hopefully will make a significant contribution to the expansion of Intex's product portfolio. Our channel Partners and consumers have always appreciated the performance of Intex peripherals and we expect this range to further enhance their level of satisfaction".

The Antec Nine Hundred "gamer case" has just gotten a new sibling: the Twelve Hundred. Both enclosures share a similar design, featuring lots of expansion capacity, ample cooling options (via large LED fans), a case window, and little gadgets to keep enthusiasts happy. The Twelve Hundred builds upon that formula with additional expansion capacity, greater cooling power, as well as new features like fan speed controls and a washable intake air filter.

Hardware mounted inside the Antec Twelve Hundred case will be kept chilly by a 200mm top fan, two 120mm rear fans, and three 120mm front fans, all with three-speed controllers and blue LEDs. As if that somehow weren't enough, Antec has included two additional fan mounts for a total of up to eight fans, and there's a liquid cooling platform that can play host to a reservoir or pump.The Twelve Hundred also features a whopping 12 drive bays, seven expansion slots, an "advanced cable management system," and an accessory tray at the top for gadgets like portable media players and digital cameras. The top of the case also houses a pair of USB ports, one external Serial ATA port, and a pair of audio ports.

According to Antec, the Twelve Hundred is already available through major retailers (both online and off), and buyers can expect to have to cough up $209.95 for the case alone. Check out our image gallery below for some pictures.