Lian Li PC-T1R Spider Chassis Looks Menacing

It looks like Lian Li isn’t the type of company to sit back and let Antec get all the attention with its Antec Skeleton test bench PC chassis, and now Lian Li has come up with its own PC-T1R Spider, which certainly looks menacing. One look at this chassis and you’ll have no doubt where it got the “spider” in its name from. Surprisingly, the chassis only seems to fit min-ITX motherboards, and a slimline optical drive, not to mention you’ll need to assemble the chassis yourself, reminding you of furniture that you bought from IKEA. The official pricing isn’t available just yet, but the PC-T1R Spider is expected to retail for around €150 ($205) and will be available in black or red.

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