Swedish consumer electronics brand Teenage Engineering has another PC case. Like the Computer-1, it’s flat-pack too. However, the Computer 2 (stylized as computer 2), as it is called, is something money literally cannot buy—because it was free. No, seriously. Teenage Engineering said they set out to design the cheapest computer case in the world. Their engineers worked day and night chasing this lofty goal, and somehow, they went beyond expectations, resulting in a PC case that costs nothing.
How that’s even possible is beyond me. All I know is they gave this portable mini-ITX case away for free—limited to one per account. And as you might imagine, it was promptly “sold out”… or should we say “given out”?
The Computer 2 is a mini-ITX case that’s super lightweight and highly portable. It’s made from a single piece of foldable plastic with sides that clip together. Absolutely no screws required. It’s got the basics to fit a mini-ITX motherboard, PSU, CPU, GPU, and the rest of your bits, but you’ll have to bring your own components. Oh, and it even comes with a handle for carrying it around—because why not?
Anyway, it’s gone now. I should’ve acted when the email hit my inbox two days ago. Ugh.
Image: Teenage Engineering.
