The above picture shows some interesting points on the Blue Meany. That not only gives you a good view of the side and the included window mod but also the bottom. The window is all bolted to the side panel by using chrome screws and all you see on the outside is the round chrome head. In the center is the included clear 80mm fan and with a very nice touch that I think helps set it off, a gold colored grill. The fan is bolted with screws and you can change fans by simply using a phillips head screwdriver.

The bottom shows it has simple plastic feet to help protect your furniture if you place it on your desk, but also 2 more things to point out. Notice the vent towards the front, that is where all air is pulled in if you place any 80mm fans in the front. This case can take FOUR 80mm fans in front as you can see by the picture below! Also notice the bottom is where the speaker is. Hey, gotta make room for those cooling fans.

Now about those four fans. Notice the placement of them and where they are in front of four 3.5" bays. You can place your hard drive(s) there and have them cooled very well. Now tell me, where else can you find such great cooling for your hard drive? You can try those dinky hard drive coolers with the small 5-6 cfm fan(s) in the faceplate or you can have 80mm fans that cover the width of the hard drives and put out over 30 cfm each!

Also noticed the all very-well rounded corners in the picture above. Every corner is like this so installing various things and working in this case is "skin-safe"! I'm sure most of us have had those cases where sharp corners caused various skin abrasions. Not here I am pleased to say. And you can see (look closely) that this case with the motherboard spacers already attached. More are included and in fact any screws you'd need with this case are included, and of course the non-conductive washers that go between the motherboard and screws. And for a mid-tower, look at all that room. You can place up to four drives in the 5.25" bays. DVD Drive, CDRW, System Monitor, etc.. And of course use the bottom 3.5" bays for up to four hard drives.