Sharkoon has embraced the box format that currently dominates the market and that we could call “panoramic”. Basically, these are those boxes that use two tempered glass panels on the front and side, without a metal column separating them.
In the case of the new Sharkoon Elite Shark CA500, We have this design with a tempered glass panel that makes a small curvature and simulates continuity between both panels, leaving the entire interior of the tower visible.
It is a case with support for ATX motherboards, even with BTF systems that hide the connectors on the back.
It has three fans in the side tray and another in the rear, although there is also space to place more in the upper area. The fountain goes in a lower compartment. Connectivity on the top includes audio minijack, two USB-A and one USB-C.
In this particular setup, you will have already noticed that there is a small screen inside. This is the Elite Shark D100, an LCD panel from which the base can be removed and connected directly with an HDMI to USB cable to create personalized computers.
In the Sharkoon Elite Shark CA500, This screen can be placed anchored from the top on both the front and the front.
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