Teenage Engineerings New Mini-ITX Computer-2 Case Is Free

We know that TE are not known for their low cost designs - unless you discount the PO and KO series which are pretty good value imho.
But today Teenage Engineering has introduced the Computer–2, a minimalist mini-ITX computer case designed for compact PC builds. Made from a single molded sheet of semi-transparent polypropylene plastic, the case uses living hinges and integrated snap hooks, allowing you to assemble or service the case without any tools or screws.

The design accommodates a standard mini-ITX motherboard, SFX power supply, and a dual-slot GPU up to 180mm in length. This is a PC case only - internal components are not included and must be sourced separately.

Computer–2 aligns with Teenage Engineering's focus on functional industrial design and modular thinking, continuing the material and aesthetic experimentation seen across its other product lines.

You can get one for free - limited to one unit per customer, you just have to pay shipping - which from the US was quoted at $16

More information available at teenage.engineering

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