At the upcoming CeBIT conference, Corsair will be extending it’s product line even further.  They will be showing off a prototype ATX enclosure that is aimed at the enthusiast.  There are numerous fans visible, including one installed on the barrier between the PSU housing and the main cavity where the motherboard will be located.   There is not much information on the prototype, not even a name, but sources at Corsair expect to have the case for sale by summer.

We do know it will have an aluminium front panel and feet and it will be reinforced with an internal steel skeleton, with a painted, powder-coated or anodized black finish.  There will be a fan blowing from the PSU chamber up across the hard drives, and will duct out the back behind the motherboard tray. There are precut mounting holes for a triple 120mm radiator on top, along with the many fans.  The SATA backplane is accessible from the front of case through a door for your hot swappable drives.

Their rough estimate of MSRP is $250-300 and you can expect to see a good dozen or more changes in the final retail model.
The strange case of Corsair's business model - Cases and Cooling 3


The strange case of Corsair's business model - Cases and Cooling 4