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NZXT Lexa Blackline Case Review
"NZXT has become well known due to their lineup of well-designed and sleek cases with equally crafty names such as "Zero" and "Nemesis Elite". When the original Lexa came out, it received praise for its innovative design, a break from the traditional boxy design of most cases - thus it was both attractive and functional. The original was made of aluminum, making it not only lightweight but also a little pricey. This new version, the Lexa Blackline, features a steel instead of an aluminum chassis, but is priced lower as a result. Can it live up to the expectations set by the original Lexa?"

Hiper Anubis
"I’ll be blunt – when the Hiper Anubis first came skidding into the bit-tech HQ (or labs to use the currently fashionable office slang), fired from some super-efficient PR machine, it wasn’t immediately on the top of our list of things to write about.

The box, a black and purple thing which weighed a lot more than other boxes on and about my desk, was probably to blame for most of it. When you’ve got a choice between playing Crysis, Portal or a Hiper Anubis, it’s kind of obvious where you’re going to head first.

I mean, Crysis isn’t exactly spelled properly, but it sure looks better on a page than a Hiper Anubis. In fact, the Hiper Anubis lead me through the whole spectrum of human emotions before I even got the thing properly unpacked.

First, I looked at the box and felt indifferent. Then I lifted it and felt annoyed. Then I left it for a bit and felt disbelief that I would ever have enough time on my schedule to look at it. Then I opened the box, say the ridged roof of the case and felt repulsed. Then, Richard lifted it out of the box and we looked at it and felt happiness, brotherhood and awe. We shared a moment, looking at what was actually a surprisingly good-looking case."