Direction In Win, which in the end presents us with very little new for this CES 2025. In fact, the enclosure section, which is the brand’s specialty, is rather sparse: one reference and one benchtop. The rest is focused on the server side, with its imposing racks of little interest to us. Anyway, let’s find out with TechpowerUp‘s photos.
In Win: a case and a bench table, and that’s it…
We start with the Prism, a case with an original trapezoidal shape, as you can see. In fact, it reminds us strongly of the Tòu 2.0, a reference from the brand’s Signature series. Yes, the company was already experimenting with these shapes and materials in 2017, since the Tòu, like the Prism, used glass panels with a mirror finish. Incidentally, to take the photos, our colleagues had to have some fun.
In spite of this mirror finish, In Win points out that the case promises a 180° view of the configuration inside. Internally, there are a total of eleven fan slots and a 360 mm watercooling radiator support. As standard, this model comes with four mills installed. As for the rest of the features, we don’t know much more than that it has a rear handle for easy movement.
Otherwise, the brand is exhibiting a bench table called Shift. It features a distinctive design, with the option of vertical or horizontal orientation. In fact, you’d almost think it was missing a tempered glass panel on top, seen like this.
In short, the sides feature removable supports for watercooling radiators, for example. Otherwise, the table can accommodate two power supplies, while the graphics card can be positioned vertically thanks to a PCIe riser.
And that’s all there is to the brand’s new products.
